Abstract:SUMMARYUsing the CS-2 and CS-3 beacon levels (19.45 GHz) observed for the past 6 years, this paper discusses the time percentages of up-and downlink attenuation when the signal is transmitted from the Osaka Neyagawa to Tokyo Setagaya station via satellite. The uplink attenuation in the 30-GHz band is inferred in a more realistic manner by selecting a relevant kind of raindrop size distribution (DSD) for each rainfall event from three representative types, namely, Jd (drizzle), MP (standard), and Jt (thundersto… Show more
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