Calcolatore Profondità di Pelle — Formula
## How Free Space Path Loss Works
FSPL is the loss in signal strength as a radio wave spreads out over distance, assuming no obstacles.
### Formula
**FSPL (dB) = 20 x log10(d_km) + 20 x log10(f_MHz) + 32.44**
This comes from the Friis equation: FSPL = (4 x pi x d / lambda)^2, converted to decibels.
### Key Points
- Doubling the distance adds 6 dB of loss
- Doubling the frequency adds 6 dB of loss
- This is the absolute minimum loss; real-world losses are higher due to obstacles, rain, and atmospheric absorption
FSPL is the loss in signal strength as a radio wave spreads out over distance, assuming no obstacles.
### Formula
**FSPL (dB) = 20 x log10(d_km) + 20 x log10(f_MHz) + 32.44**
This comes from the Friis equation: FSPL = (4 x pi x d / lambda)^2, converted to decibels.
### Key Points
- Doubling the distance adds 6 dB of loss
- Doubling the frequency adds 6 dB of loss
- This is the absolute minimum loss; real-world losses are higher due to obstacles, rain, and atmospheric absorption
Esempio Risolto
2.4 GHz Wi-Fi signal over 10 km in free space.
- FSPL = 20 x log10(10) + 20 x log10(2400) + 32.44
- = 20 + 67.60 + 32.44
- = 120.0 dB