Height-Dependent Path Loss and Received Power Measurements in an Urban LoS Street Canyon at 18 GHz (FR3)

Published: 28 July 2026| Version 1 | DOI: 10.17632/77kkwytngk.1
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M. E. Diago-Mosquera

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This dataset contains continuous-wave path loss measurements collected along a single line-of-sight urban street canyon at 18 GHz (FR3), acquired simultaneously in geometry at three receiver heights. The transmitter was fixed at 6.15 m above ground and the receiver was displaced along a straight route between 26 and 96 m of horizontal separation, at heights of 0.65, 1.00 and 1.50 m. Both link ends used vertically polarized conical horn antennas of 21.1 dBi with half-power beamwidths of 13.5° and 16.5°. The receiver was advanced on a dolly at approximately 0.3 m/s with a 1 Hz acquisition rate, giving a uniform route step of 0.2985 m, which is 17.9 wavelengths at 18 GHz. The route was traversed once per height, yielding 235 positions per height and 705 records in total.

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Telecommunication, Wave Propagation

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