| Released: | 2007-12-21 |
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| License Type: | Freeware |
| Platform: | Windows2000,WinXP,Windows2003,Windows Vista Starter,Windows Vista Home Basic,Win |
| Requirements: | Microsoft .NET Framework v. 2.0 |
| Product homepage: | http://deserthail.com |
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| | | Freeware Download (566 K) |
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RadioWORKS is a tool for calculating various items related to radio waves and radio wave propagation. Get detailed information about a frequency, such as the free-space wavelength, proper antenna lengths for common wavelength ratios, band classification, propagation methods, common transmitter configurations, etc. Calculate path loss using the Free-Space, Flat-Earth, ITU Terrain, Hata Urban, Hata Suburban, Hata Open Area, or Empirical COST-Walfisch-Ikegami (Also known as 'COST 231') non Line-of-Sight (n-LoS) and Line-of-Sight (LoS) mathematical models -- OR -- run the models backwards to get the matching distance for a given path loss value. Use the Distance and Power change prediction calculator to predict how a proposed transmitter power change, whether an increase or a decrease, will affect your usable range -- OR -- how a proposed range requirement change, whether an increase or a decrease, will affect your transmitter power requirements, while factoring in the signal decay rate observed in your current system. All path loss & distance / power change prediction calculations can also be displayed graphically. Context-sensitive help is available to guide with the usage of the various calculators. Additionally, all mathematical formulas used by the application are on display, including explanations and usage information.
RadioWORKS is made available as FREEWARE. It contains no virii, adware, spyware, back doors, or trojans.
RadioWORKS is packaged as an MSI (Microsoft Installer) file for easy installation and removal.
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Keywords: RadioWORKS, Radio Waves, Propagation, Electro-Magnetic Spectrum, Amateur Radio, Science, path loss, Hata model, free-space, flat-earth, ITU Terrain, FREEWARE |
Changes:
Addition of 'ITU Terrain' model to path loss calculators / All path loss calculators can now be run in reverse -- You can provide a maximum allowable path loss and get the corresponding distance value / Addition of graphing capability to all path loss calculators / Context-sensitive help added
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