T. Manabe et al., TRANSMISSION POWER-CONTROL EFFECTS FOR QUASI-MILLIMETER MICROWAVE ACCESS SYSTEMS, Electronics & communications in Japan. Part 1, Communications, 79(1), 1996, pp. 52-63
In the quasi-millimeter radio access system, the links are installed r
adially from the central station (CS) to the outstation (OS). Therefor
e, the interference characteristics of the CS are deteriorated at the
time of rain. This paper proposes a transmission power control method
with a view to reducing the deterioration of the interference characte
ristics at the CS in rain. The effect of compensation of the level rat
io of a desired wave to an undesired wave (D/U) degradation at the CS
in the rain can be reduced by 11.5 dB by the transmission power contro
l (TPC) of 20 dB. Further, the speed of the rain attenuation was found
which is a propagation parameter needed for the TPC. The trailing spe
ed of the rain attenuation in the proposed TPC algorithm is 67 dB/s, w
hich is much larger than the maximum speed of the 3 dB/s of the rain a
ttenuation. Hence, the proposed TPC algorithm can sufficiently follow
the rain attenuation.