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Analysis of Radio-Propagation Environments to Support Standards Development for RF-Based Electronic

Analysis of Radio-Propagation Environments to Support Standards Development for RF-Based Electronic

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The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) has been involved in a multi-year project to support the development of performance metrics and test methods for radio-frequency (RF)-based electronic safety equipment used by the public safety community. The work reported here focuses on side-by-side measurements of radio-propagation environment characteristics and actual wireless-device performance in representative emergency responder environments.

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Pub dateApr 26, 2014
ISBN-101497549507
ISBN-139781497549500
LanguageEnglish
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