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The Impact of Linear Polarization on Channel Modeling in 5G Cellular Communications: A Statistical Approach
Millimeter wave (mmWave) is perceived as an essential innovation so as to meet the rapid increment of wireless mobile traffic request utilizing its massive bandwidth. However, channel modeling is still difficult for its high weather dependency and antenna positioning for line-of-sight (LOS) communication. Co-polarization and cross polarization(X-pol) are two main incidents of radiation pattern direction for transmitting wave; where the desired direction of transmitting wave indicates co-pol and orthogonal propagation of the desired direction represents X-pol. This paper presents an extensive analysis of polarization impact on a statistical channel modeling for two definite front-runners of mmWave bands (28 GHz & 73 GHz) by a novel simulator NYUSIM. We simulate a realistic urban microcell scenario using the 3-D statistical spatial channel model (SSCM) that is adopted by time cluster and spatial beam approach. Simulation results present 3-D channel characteristics (AoA, AoD, and path loss) and various power delay profiles (directional, omnidirectional, and small scale) for Co-pol and X-pol in 28 GHz and 73 GHz.