RF Planning and Optimization
What is RF Planning
RF Planning is the process of designating frequencies,
transmitter locations as well as parameters of a wireless
communications system to produce adequate coverage and
capacity for the services expected. Cellular, trunked, Wi-Fi,
or MANET radios, while each unique in modeling, still depend
upon these fundamental aspects.
Our Approach
We will do our job in 4 phases
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Initial Radio Link Budgeting:
The first phase of the RF planning process is budgetary. It
employs the RF Link Budget along with a statistical
propagation model
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Detailed RF Propagation
Modelling: The second step of the RF Planning process relies
on a more detailed propagation model
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Fine Tuning and Optimisation:
This stage includes components such as obtaining drive data
to be employed to calibrate the propagation prediction model
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Continuous Optimisation: The
final level of the RF planning process includes continuous
optimisation of the RF plan to adjust for changes in the
environment or additional service requirements
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