Changes between Version 20 and Version 21 of MillimeterWaveProjectWinlab2021


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    1 = 5G Millimeter Wave Leakage=
     1= Characterizing 5G Leakage on Passive Weather Sensing Spectrum Bands =
    22== About This Project
    3 The goal of this Project is to determine how well a given millimeter wave frequency transmission (i.e. waveforms sent at frequencies above 20 GHz, as 5G will need to be) can stay within its allotted bandwidth. This will be accomplished by measuring the amount of "leakage" - the amount of extra energy that is present due to the transmission of a wave - at various frequencies between about 25-28 GHz. There are Experiment Reports for measuring the leakage centered at 5 GHz, as that is what much of the work during the project was accomplished with.
     3The goal of this Project is to determine how well a given millimeter wave frequency transmission (i.e. waveforms sent at frequencies above 20 GHz, as 5G will need to be) can stay within its allotted bandwidth. This will be accomplished by measuring the amount of "leakage" - the amount of extra energy that is present due to the transmission of a wave - at various frequencies between about 25-28 GHz. This is particularly relevant as leakage could potentially affect frequency bands used to predict weather at about 23.8 GHz. There are Experiment Reports for measuring the leakage centered at 5 GHz, as that is what much of the work during the project was accomplished with.
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    55== Background
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    7676* Wrote up Report 2 about the experiment from the previous week ^([#hn Experiment 2])^
    7777* Worked to get signals using the new spectrum analyzer to get data from the millimeter wave frequencies (with a center frequency of 27GHz as opposed to previous experiments which were centered at 5GHz)
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     79== About the author(s)
     80This experiment was performed by Noam Hirschorn, a Rutgers University student (2023) majoring in Computer Engineering and Computer Science. The two principal advisors were Professor Ivan Seskar and Professor Narayan Mandayam. The research was conducted as part of the 2021 WINLab Summer Internship as linked below.
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     82https://www.orbit-lab.org/wiki/Other/Summer/2021