Radio system interference analysis and computation method for two co-sited broadband transceivers

Abstract

A qualitative analysis is presented of mutual interference arising when two perfectly shielded transceivers, sited at the same location, are operating simultaneously. The restrictions imposed on the antennas for achieving reliable operation of a third remote system victim receiver are also considered. In addition, some recently developed semiempirical, computer methods are discussed that allow the mutual interference factors affecting several worst-case scenarios to be computed. These computed results are then used to check design modifications and to improve system operational performance, including frequency management.<>