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high and low elevation parameters.
The service grid points that fall inside the zone may have a power backoff applied to their beams.
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* Had to calcultate per BS not per active beam.
…e simulation * Removed code seting system.tx_power to prevent confusion * The StationManager.tx_power_density attribute is set upon station creation and used from system to imt interference calculation.
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Depends on #244
This PR re-implements the PFD calculation at IMT as victim.
The PFD is calculated from the formula
PFD = EIRP - 10log10(4π) - 20log10(distance).The PFD is by definition "single-entry" so the each sample comes from a single interferer transmitter.
There are discussions of WP5D about the "Aggregate PFD" which is derived from the I/N. We decided not to implement that, as it can be derived from I/N if the IMT receiver has constant antenna gain.