MICROWAVE LINK DESIGN COMPUTATION

ITEM 1: TERMINAL SITE LOCATIOON

SITE NAME LONGITUDE LATTITUDE
SITE 1
SITE 2

ITEM 2: SITE DESCRIPTION
A. ELEVATION
B. POPULATION
C. LAND AREA
D. NO. OF BARANGAY
E. MEAN TEMPERATURE
F. MAXIMUM TEMPERATURE
G. MEAN HUMIDITY
H. PRECIPITATION AMOUNT
I. MEAN WIND SPEED
J. MAXIMUM WIND SPEED
K. INDICATOR FOR OCCURENCE OF RAIN
L. INCICATOR FOR OCCURENCE OF THUNDER
M. GEOGRAPHY & CLIMATE
N. IINFRASTRUCTURES
O. INDUSTRY AND COMMERCE
P. POWER AND WATER SUPPLY
Q. TRANSPORTATION
R. INVESTMENT AREAS AND LIVELIHOOD

ITEM 3: AZIMUTH and PATH LENGTH

















4. Antenna Gain

5. Free Space Loss ..

6. Received Signal Level .

RSL = Po + AGTx+ AGRx- CLTx- CLRx- WLTx- WLRx FSL

For Low Frequency Band and High Frequency Band for both sites





PATH PROFILE DATA SHEET













7. Rain Loss

CCIR/ITU-R Recommendation 530 rain attenuation

For Low Frequency Band and High Frequency Band for both sites


Item 8:Fade Margin (FM)
FM = RSL Rx Threshold

Note
:Receiver Threshold is based from the data specifications

Item 9:
Reliability = [1-ndp/ Ifd] x 100 %

where:
ndp= non-diversity annual out gage probability for a given path
ndp= 2.5abfd
3
(10
-FM/10
)(10
-6
)

Ifd= frequency diversity improvement factor
Ifd= 1/12 x 0.02 x 10
FM/10


where:
a = roughness factor
a = 4, for very smooth terrain, over water, flat desert
a = 1, for average terrain with some roughness
a = or 0.25, for mountainous, very rough or very rough terrain
b = factor to convert a worst month probability to an annualprobability
b = 0.5, for hot, humid coastal miles
b = 0.25, for normal, interior temperature or sub-arctic area
b = 0.125, for mountainous or very dry but non-reflective areas
f = operating frequency, GHz
D = path length, miles
FM = fade margin