Millimeter Wave Channel Characterization for 5G Cellular Systems in the UAE at the 28 GHz Band

A Master of Science thesis in Electrical Engineering by Mohammed K.Y. Aborahama entitled, “Millimeter Wave Channel Characterization for 5G Cellular Systems in the UAE at the 28 GHz Band”, submitted in May 2019. Thesis advisor is Dr. Amer S. Zakaria and thesis co-advisors Dr. Mahmoud H. Ismail Ibrahi...

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Main Author: Aborahama, Mohammed K.Y. (author)
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Millimeter-wave
Channel characterizations
Path loss
Power delay profile
Measurements campaign
5G mobile communication systems
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spelling Millimeter Wave Channel Characterization for 5G Cellular Systems in the UAE at the 28 GHz BandAborahama, Mohammed K.Y.5GMillimeter-waveChannel characterizationsPath lossPower delay profileMeasurements campaign5G mobile communication systemsA Master of Science thesis in Electrical Engineering by Mohammed K.Y. Aborahama entitled, “Millimeter Wave Channel Characterization for 5G Cellular Systems in the UAE at the 28 GHz Band”, submitted in May 2019. Thesis advisor is Dr. Amer S. Zakaria and thesis co-advisors Dr. Mahmoud H. Ismail Ibrahim and Dr. Mohamed El-Tarhuni. Soft and hard copy available.The rapid increase in wireless communication services and the need for higher data rate communications have pushed people towards adopting fifth generation (5G) cellular systems. One of the new technologies to be used in 5G is using the millimeter wave (mm-wave) band for the carrier signals. Though mm-waves are expected to cover the needed bandwidth and data rate, they suffer from higher losses and scattering from more objects within the radio channel than the currently used frequencies. For this reason, the effect of the channel should be studied well before implementing 5G technology to be able to design 5G systems and know their capabilities. This is done by conducting large-scale, small-scale, penetration loss and reflectivity channel measurements. Many measurements have been conducted for mm-wave channel characteristics in different parts of the world. However, no measurements have been reported in environments similar to that in the UAE. Thus, in this work, large-scale, small-scale and penetration loss measurements were conducted in the UAE; the study covers many aspects of wireless channel characteristics. The measurements were conducted from April 2018 until April 2019 in the American University of Sharjah’s campus. A narrow-band wireless communication setup and a wideband wireless setup have been assembled. Path loss measurements were conducted in labs, corridors, building rotunda, halls and outdoor areas using 28 GHz band. The measurements revealed that the path loss exponent is mostly around that would be observed in a free space model and that is aligned with measurements reported in the literature. In addition to that, penetration and reflection measurements were conducted for building material used in the UAE. Finally, wideband channel impulse response measurements were conducted in the 24 GHz band with a signal bandwidth of 250 MHz. The power delay profile and channel delay spread results show that the maximum RMS delay spread observed was about 247 ns and 433 ns for indoor and outdoor environments, respectively.College of EngineeringDepartment of Electrical EngineeringMaster of Science in Electrical Engineering (MSEE)Zakaria, AmerIsmail, Mahmoud H.El-Tarhuni, Mohamed2019-06-19T10:11:20Z2019-06-19T10:11:20Z2019-05info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersioninfo:eu-repo/semantics/doctoralThesisapplication/pdf35.232-2019.30http://hdl.handle.net/11073/16474en_USoai:repository.aus.edu:11073/164742025-06-26T12:32:39Z
spellingShingle Millimeter Wave Channel Characterization for 5G Cellular Systems in the UAE at the 28 GHz Band
Aborahama, Mohammed K.Y.
5G
Millimeter-wave
Channel characterizations
Path loss
Power delay profile
Measurements campaign
5G mobile communication systems
status_str publishedVersion
title Millimeter Wave Channel Characterization for 5G Cellular Systems in the UAE at the 28 GHz Band
title_full Millimeter Wave Channel Characterization for 5G Cellular Systems in the UAE at the 28 GHz Band
title_fullStr Millimeter Wave Channel Characterization for 5G Cellular Systems in the UAE at the 28 GHz Band
title_full_unstemmed Millimeter Wave Channel Characterization for 5G Cellular Systems in the UAE at the 28 GHz Band
title_short Millimeter Wave Channel Characterization for 5G Cellular Systems in the UAE at the 28 GHz Band
title_sort Millimeter Wave Channel Characterization for 5G Cellular Systems in the UAE at the 28 GHz Band
topic 5G
Millimeter-wave
Channel characterizations
Path loss
Power delay profile
Measurements campaign
5G mobile communication systems
url http://hdl.handle.net/11073/16474