Modelling Transmission Lines for the Purpose of Data Transmission over Power Lines
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Franek, Lešek
Šťastný, Ladislav
Bradáč, Zdeněk
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The aim of the article is to create two models of power line communication. First model is called Multipath model and It is based on identifying the transfer function based on the measured values. Second model is called Transmission line model and It is useful if the topology of the network under consideration is known. Both models are useful to obtain information of the operation of outdoor networks.
The aim of the article is to create two models of power line communication. First model is called Multipath model and It is based on identifying the transfer function based on the measured values. Second model is called Transmission line model and It is useful if the topology of the network under consideration is known. Both models are useful to obtain information of the operation of outdoor networks.
The aim of the article is to create two models of power line communication. First model is called Multipath model and It is based on identifying the transfer function based on the measured values. Second model is called Transmission line model and It is useful if the topology of the network under consideration is known. Both models are useful to obtain information of the operation of outdoor networks.
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Procedia Engineering. 2015, vol. 100, issue 1, p. 1381-1388.
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1877705815005342
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1877705815005342
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