This code repository contains a MATLAB/Octave software implementation of WINNER II path loss prediction method (Table 4-4). Note that only outdoor scenarios C1 (Suburban macro-cell), C2 (Urban macro-cell), and D1 (Rural macro-cell) are implemented in this version. The model supports LoS and NLoS propagation conditions as well as the LoS probabilities.
The following table describes the structure of the folder ./matlab/
containing the MATLAB/Octave implementation of the WINNER II model.
File/Folder | Description |
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tl_winner2.m |
MATLAB/Octave implementation of WINNER II propagation model |
winner2_RMa.m |
Outdoor D1 scenario |
winner2_SMa.m |
Outdoor C1 scenario |
winner2_UMa.m |
Outdoor C2 scenario |
Function call
L = tl_winner2(f, d, h1, h2, env, lostype, variations);
Variable | Type | Units | Limits | Description |
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f |
double | GHz | 2 ≤ f ≤ 6 |
Frequency |
d |
double | m | See Note | 3D direct distance between Tx and Rx stations |
h1 |
double | m | See Note | Antenna height of the first terminal |
h2 |
double | m | See Note | Antenna height of the second terminal |
env |
string | 'RURAL', 'SUBURBAN', 'URBAN' | Environment type | |
lostype |
int | 1 - LoS 2 - NLoS 3 - LoS Probability |
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variations |
boolean | Set to true to compute variation in path loss (shadow fading) |
Maximum distance: 5 km (10 km for D1 LoS).
Minimum distance: 10 m (30 m for C1) for LoS and 50 m for NLoS.
Antenna heights must be positive (not smaller than 1 m for C2 LoS)
Variable | Type | Units | Description |
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L |
double | dB | Basic transmission loss |