Ray-tracing comparisons show FR3 yields higher cell-edge data rates than FR2 under equal-aperture antennas in urban environments, with negligible coverage difference between vehicular and pedestrian user equipment.
Propagation data and prediction methods for the planning of short-range outdoor radiocommunication systems and radio local area networks in the frequency range 300 MHz to 100 GHz
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Ray-tracing shows FR3 achieves higher SNR than mmWave without interference and higher cell-edge SINR with full interference for C-V2B links when antennas have equal physical aperture.
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FR3 for 6G Networks: A Comparative Study against FR1 and FR2 Across Diverse Environments
Ray-tracing comparisons show FR3 yields higher cell-edge data rates than FR2 under equal-aperture antennas in urban environments, with negligible coverage difference between vehicular and pedestrian user equipment.
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Characterization of FR3 Cellular Vehicle-to-Base Station Links in HighRise Urban Scenarios
Ray-tracing shows FR3 achieves higher SNR than mmWave without interference and higher cell-edge SINR with full interference for C-V2B links when antennas have equal physical aperture.