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path loss

signal attenuation in telecommunications due to distance traveled and obstructions in the path
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path loss

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Key Facts

  • path loss is a type of attenuation[1].
  • path loss's has contributing factor is recorded as distance[2].
  • path loss's has contributing factor is recorded as occultation[3].
  • path loss's has effect is recorded as signal degradation[4].

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Definition and Type

path loss is a type of attenuation[1].

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