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Development of a Web-Based Calculator to Simulate Link Budget for Mobile Communications Systems at Urban Settlements

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Cellular wireless networks have taken a preponderant role in modern society. With the emergence of 5G and 6G connections, the potential that they may unleash could transform the face in which mankind and machines work together. However, current 5G links are still scarce compared with the total amount of cellular users worldwide, and 6G is still in development phase. In this sense, 2G–4G links still dominate the market, with large physical infrastructures bearing transmissions ranging from 800 to 2,000 MHz. Thus, it is still important to provide reliable link budgets within such a frequency range in order to guarantee stability and quality of service. Despite there are many software-based calculators that provide a tool for link budgeting of cellular connections, they may be cumbersome to use, they could be of payment, they do not necessarily pose the used models as well as their range of validity, among other issues. The present work consists of the design and implementation of a calculation software tool for the construction of the link budget based on radio communications. The tool aims to offer ease of use, flexibility, accuracy, and accessibility in the area of communication systems, to obtain reliable and adequate link budget parameters, prior to the construction and commissioning of the real communications system. The software contains calculation options such as: conversion and display of basic measurement units for radio frequency links, Link Budget calculation, free space loss calculation applied to open environments, simulation and calculation of parameters for the design of communication systems, simulation of statistical models of wave propagation, among others. The software has a web-based friendly-user interface which can be used in any device and under any operating system, is modular and use generic processes, so it does not depend on specific transmission equipment.

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The authors acknowledge partial economical support by projects 20230476, 20231067, 20230592, 20230593, 20231370 and 20230035, as well as EDI grant, provided by Secretaría de Investigación y Posgrado, Instituto Politécnico Nacional.

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    G. E. Casillas-Aviña, C. A. López-Balcázar, G. A. Yáñez-Casas & M. F. Mata-Rivera

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    G. A. Yáñez-Casas & J. J. Hernández-Gómez

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    J. M. Arao-Quiroz

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Casillas-Aviña, G.E., López-Balcázar, C.A., Yáñez-Casas, G.A., Hernández-Gómez, J.J., Arao-Quiroz, J.M., Mata-Rivera, M.F. (2023). Development of a Web-Based Calculator to Simulate Link Budget for Mobile Communications Systems at Urban Settlements. In: Mata-Rivera, M.F., Zagal-Flores, R., Barria-Huidobro, C. (eds) Telematics and Computing. WITCOM 2023. Communications in Computer and Information Science, vol 1906. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-45316-8_13

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