XSite Newsletter: September 2024
Wireless InSite's diffuse scattering prediction greatly improves simulation accuracy for mmWave systems being developed for 5G, WiGig, and other emerging technologies.
As 5G technology forces expansion into higher frequencies in the mmWave spectrum, Wireless InSite's diffuse scattering model increases precision by revealing how paths interact with a variety of surfaces and structures and how signal power is affected by these interactions.
We demonstrate Wireless InSite’s diffuse scattering capability in an example using a portion of an office building floor in a scenario that includes walls, pillars, windows, cubicle partitions, desks, and cabinets.? Simulations of an indoor wireless network are performed and compared to measurements.
Video
LTE and 5G NR Propagation in a Suburban Environment
This simulation shows the coverage prediction from LTE sites in a suburban downtown area using Wireless InSite.? With the emergence of 5G, Fixed Wireless Access and small cell mobile service can be provided.? Wireless InSite is able to predict and account for proper attenuation through brick, concrete, and glass up to 100 GHz.
On-Demand Webinar
Advancements for Millimeter Wave Antenna Design
XFdtd includes a range of features that assist engineers in designing antennas for mmWave applications. ?This webinar demonstrates XF’s singularity correction, which accurately captures highly varying fields at the edges of good conductors, plus other features that are instrumental in antenna design, MRI design, power density analysis, and ESD analysis.