PropagationLoss

A propagation loss model is applied with variable attenuation rates to allow modeling of different terrains and antenna configurations. The value of gamma determines the rate of attenuation of the signal with distance. For free space, gamma equals 2.
| Name | Description | Default | Unit | Type | Range |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| gamma | Power of distance from the source at which signal amplitude decays. In free space, gamma equals 2. | 2 | Real | >0 | |
| Range | Distance from transmitter to receiver | 3 | Distance | Real | >0 |
| do | Reference range for propagation loss. There is 0 dB attenuation at the reference range. | 3 | Distance | Real | >0 |
| numwalls | Number of walls between transmit and receive antennas | 0 | Integer | >or=0 | |
| LossWall | Attenuation of signal by each wall | 10 | dB | Real | >0 |
| numfloors | Number of floors between transmit and receive antennas | 0 | Integer | >or=0 | |
| LossFloor | Attenuation of signal by each floor | 10 | dB | Real | >0 |
| Pin | Name | Description | Signal Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Input | Transmit waveform | Float |
| Pin | Name | Description | Signal Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2 | Output | Attenuated copy of input waveform | Float |
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