MER degradation in a broadcast mobile network
Authors: Jose Bóveda and Gorka Marcos and Jesús María Pérez and Sara Ponce and Ane Aranaz
Date: 13.05.2009
Abstract
Many of the implementation guidelines and network planning tools of DVB-H rely on the existence of an Single Frequency Network (SFN) gain due to the co-existence of several rays within the guard interval. This presents three experiments performed in some field trials which results lead to some conclusions that are not aligned with the existence of the SFN gain.
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@Article {
author = {Jose Bóveda and Gorka Marcos and Jesús María Pérez and Sara Ponce and Ane Aranaz},
title = {MER degradation in a broadcast mobile network},
pages = {01-may},
keywds = {
DVB-H; Modulation Error Ratio; SFN gain
}
abstract = {
Many of the implementation guidelines and network planning tools of DVB-H rely on the existence of an Single Frequency Network (SFN) gain due to the co-existence of several rays within the guard interval. This presents three experiments performed in some field trials which results lead to some conclusions that are not aligned with the existence of the SFN gain.
}
isbn = {978-1-4244-2590-7},
date = {2009-05-13},
year = {2009},
}
author = {Jose Bóveda and Gorka Marcos and Jesús María Pérez and Sara Ponce and Ane Aranaz},
title = {MER degradation in a broadcast mobile network},
pages = {01-may},
keywds = {
DVB-H; Modulation Error Ratio; SFN gain
}
abstract = {
Many of the implementation guidelines and network planning tools of DVB-H rely on the existence of an Single Frequency Network (SFN) gain due to the co-existence of several rays within the guard interval. This presents three experiments performed in some field trials which results lead to some conclusions that are not aligned with the existence of the SFN gain.
}
isbn = {978-1-4244-2590-7},
date = {2009-05-13},
year = {2009},
}
