Modelo de propagação indoor multi-andar em 2.4 GHz com estimativa de parâmetros de QoS em chamadas VoIP

Abstract

The advent of new multimedia forms has attracted many customers, concerns not only with the service, but also with the quality of service that can be offered. The WLAN have become the most common form of Internet routing, this is because of its low cost and ease implementation. To achieve a good routing planning it’s necessary to use propagation models. In the literature many propagation models make the prediction of signal strength but do not include the provision of quality of service metrics (parameters). In this sense this work proposes to develop an empirical propagation model indoor multi-floor that not only predicts the received power, but also makes a prediction for some metrics of QoS for VoIP (Voice over Internet Protocol). To develop the proposed model, measurement campaigns were performed on separate floors of a building while maintaining the position of the access point AP) fixed in one floor. Studies of analytical geometry were taken for counting and aggregation of losses on floors/walls. The results of the proposed model were compared with model of literature which has similar propagation behavior. To improve a comparison, a test with a simulated floor was introduced using the proposed model.