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Figure 1. Illustration of the hardware setup.  
Figure 2. A model of the environment under test.  
Figure 3. Ricean K-factor versus distance.  
Figure 4. Required average E b /N o to achieve a target bit error...
+3 Figure 5. R.m.s delay spread versus distance.  
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This paper presents results from an indoor LOS channel measurement campaign at the 60GHz band. The results include the Ricean K-factor and time dispersion/frequency selectivity characteristics, which dominate the data-rate and error-performance limitations of the channel. Finally, three clusters are identified and the well known Saleh-Valenzuela mo...
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... of the measurement system was 625 kHz, since 1601 frequency tones were transmitted in a bandwidth of 1 GHz. The bandwidth of the measurement system was limited by the bandwidth of the LNA used at the receiver. The corresponding time resolution is 1nsec and the maximum measured excess delay is 1600 nsec. The hardware setup is illustrated on Fig. 1 [4]. ...

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