Hi Michal,
From my interpretation you want to understand how signals propagate out from transmitters that are 10 meters high. This will help you figure out the least number of transmitters you need for drones flying at a certain height to capture a certain area of ground. You plan to map out the signal area from the height where drones fly to make sure the entire area is covered without using more transmitters than necessary and you want to use Antenna toolbox for that.
To model signal propagation at a height of 10m using MATLAB Antenna Toolbox you can follow the following steps,
- Create a transmitter site with the ‘txsite’ function and set the 'AntennaHeight' to 10 meters.
- Pick a propagation model that fits your setting (like urban or rural) by using the ‘propagationModel’ function.
- If needed, add details about the environment, such as the landscape or buildings, that might change how the signal spreads.
- Calculate and show the signal's reach at 10 meters using the ‘coverage’ or ‘coverageMap’ function.
- Start with a certain number of transmitters and see if they are able to cover the terrain you require.
- Keep tweaking your model and try to use fewer transmitters if you can. (You can also write a recursive MATLAB code for this step)
Please go through this documentation to understand the process in more detail,
It includes a range of detailed examples; please review them to comprehend the utilization of the Antenna toolbox for modelling signal transmission.
Additionally, examine the documentation of the function referenced in the procedure to gain a deeper understanding of its use and configure it to suit your specific problem statement.
Hope this helps.
