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Below is a chart showing specific attenuation verses frequency for various rainfall rates
including Drizzle, Light Rain, Moderate Rain, and Heavy Rain [1].
Figure 5-1. Attenuation / Frequency Chart
5.1.2 Total Path Loss
The total path loss (dB) is the gain of both antennas (dB) added together, minus the free space
loss (dB) and any additional loss (water vapor, mist, fog, rainfall, and Fresnel reflection loss).
5.1.3 Fading
Fades, or variations with time, in path loss are encountered during abnormal propagation
conditions. The most common type of fading is that due to multipath transmission. Combinations
of irregularities and fluctuations in atmospheric temperature, humidity, and pressure cause more
than one and often many propagation paths to exist between the transmitting antenna and the
receiving antenna. As the atmospheric conditions vary, the routes and distances of paths also
vary, causing signals of differing phases and amplitudes to arrive at the receiving antenna at the
same instant. Multipath, or interference, fading is characterized by rapid fluctuations of received
carrier power.