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    2.5.

    Mapping of Path Losses to Cell Sizes


    For a path loss of 164 dB, based on the assumptions shown in the table below the
    following cell ranges can be attained with LTE. The cell range is shown for 900, 1800,
    2100 and 2500 MHz frequency bands.
    Assumptions

    Cell Size in Km

    OkumuraHata parameter

    Urban
    Indoor

    Suburban
    Indoor

    Rural
    Indoor

    Rural
    outdoor
    fixed

    Base station antenna height (m)

    30

    50

    80

    80

    Mobile antenna height (m)

    1.5

    1.5

    1.5

    Mobile antenna gain (dBi) 0

    0.0

    0.0

    0.0

    5.0

    Slow fading standard deviation (dB)

    8.0

    8.0

    8.0

    8.0

    Location probability (%)

    95

    95

    95

    95

    Correction factor (dB)

    -5

    -15

    -15

    Indoor loss (dB)

    20

    15

    Slow fading margin (dB)

    8.8

    8.8

    8.8

    8.8

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