PDF DABS Link Performance Considerations

FAA-RD-74-186

Project Report ATC-41

DABS Link Performance Considerations

G.J. Schlieckert

28 April 1975

Lincoln Laboratory

MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY

LEXINGTON, MASSACHUSETTS

Prepared for the Federal Aviation Administration, Washington, D.C. 20591

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The excess signal power over the receiver threshold level is defined as the .

link !Imargin. !! For ideal free space conditions this factor is given by the

expression:

Mf~ = Ptt Ggt Gat CX-L-2010g10

R- MUSL

(1)

where

= free space margin (dB) `fs

Pt

= transmitted power (dBm )

Gg(c, n) = free space ground antenna gain at elevation angle e above

horizon and azimuth angle ~ from boresight (dBi) Ga(o, ~) = aircraft antenna gain at aspect angles Q, p in aircraft

coordinate system (dBi)

20 log (k/4T) (1 = wavelength in nautical miles)

CA

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= fixed system losses other than mismatch losses at the

antenna (dB ) .

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range in nautical miles

MUSL

= minimum usable signal level for correct message decoding

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(dBm)

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