LI Huan, XU Yue, MENG Fan-bo, et al. Modeling and Analysis of 5G Terminal Communication Channel in Substation. [J]. Study on Optical Communications (1):63-66(2021)
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LI Huan, XU Yue, MENG Fan-bo, et al. Modeling and Analysis of 5G Terminal Communication Channel in Substation. [J]. Study on Optical Communications (1):63-66(2021) DOI: 10.13756/j.gtxyj.2021.01.013.
Modeling and Analysis of 5G Terminal Communication Channel in Substation
Terminal equipment represented by inspection robots is widely used in substations. In the future
5th-Generation (5G) mobile terminals will be more and more used in substations with the fast development of 5G technology. The performance of the communication system is closely related to the wireless channel. Therefore
it is very important to study the 5G communication channel characteristics of the mobile terminal in the substation. Aiming at the characteristics of the communication channel of 5G mobile terminals in the Three-Dimension (3D) scattering environment of substations
based on the multiple input multiple output technology
the article proposes to use geometric analysis to establish a 3D channel model
and derive the time autocorrelation function and spatial cross correlation function of the channel. Based on the 5G frequency band
the autocorrelation and cross-correlation characteristics of the wireless channel are simulated and analyzed. The influence of the Rice factor of different sizes on the wireless channel characteristics is also studied. The above simulation results show the availability of 5G terminals in substations
and broaden the research on mobile terminals using 5G communication technology in substation scenarios.
关键词
电力通信信道模型第五代移动通信终端变电站
Keywords
power communicationchannel model5G terminalsubstation
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