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Fading Results From Narrowband Measurements Of The Indoor Radio Channel
Temporal variations of the indoor radio channel are measured. Temporal variations are caused by human movement or human induced motion of the communication equipment on the otherwise static indoor radio channel. For the reported narrowband measurements, a maximum Doppler spread of 6.1 H z and a maximum RMS Doppler bandwidth of 0.87 Hz were observed. The measurements revealed that Rayleigh envelope fading is a poor assumption when the signal envelope variations are less than 10 dB.