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On Angular Sampling Intervals for Reconstructing Wideband Channel Spatial Profiles in Directional Scanning Measurements

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Directional scanning measurement is the dominant strategy taken to measure channel spatial profiles for millimeter wave (mmWave) frequency bands. The focus of the paper is on wideband channel spatial profile… Click to show full abstract

Directional scanning measurement is the dominant strategy taken to measure channel spatial profiles for millimeter wave (mmWave) frequency bands. The focus of the paper is on wideband channel spatial profile reconstruction and angular sampling interval (ASI) selection for directional scanning measurement. We propose to employ the trigonometric interpolation technique to reconstruct the spatial channel profile and to use Nyquist sampling theorem and spherical wave mode theory to determine the ASI. Our analysis demonstrated that the half-power beam width (HPBW) of the antenna is a good approximation for the ASI setting to ensure accurate directional scanning measurements. The reconstructed power-angle-delay profile (PADP), composite power angular spectrum (PAS), delay and angle characteristics match well with those of the target in the measured data when the ASI is set to the antenna HPBW.

Keywords: spatial profiles; wideband channel; channel spatial; directional scanning; angular sampling

Journal Title: IEEE Transactions on Vehicular Technology
Year Published: 2020

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