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Investigations of outdoor-to-indoor mobile-to-mobile radio communication channels

The mobile-to-mobile radio channel was investigated in different suburban outdoor-to-indoor environments. System performance parameters in terms of un-encoded BER and outage probability have been extracted from hardware and software TETRA simulations. In several scenarios, the measured signal envelope statistics were found to be a combination of single and double Rayleigh distributions. The system performances obtained in these scenarios were in general lower than the reference ETSI limits.