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Office Buildings (Luxemburg)

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Train Station (FR)

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Luxembourg Library

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Municipal Palace (AR)

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Prefecture Building

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Historic building on a corner of the Louvre FR

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Events Center

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Taj Mahal

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Arch of Triumph

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Hello! I suggest that you first analyze the plans and adapt them using good modeling practices. If it is confined, it should also be modeled confined to avoid leaks. The objective is to have a physical twin. The tools allow you to go into detail using them appropriately. As for the density and physical and radioelectric properties, they are specified in the properties of each component material. They can also be customized if you have the data. The criteria when selecting materials are important. The main thing is to look for similarity in terms of radioelectric properties. In the case presented, concrete (structural) is much denser than a plasterboard (Durlock), and they also have a significant difference in thickness. The properties show the same. In the image above of the doors, the walls must be closed, otherwise there will be erroneous predictions. I hope it is useful. Greetings!

[Diego Zabala]

Hello fella, maybe that can help you, can configure your antenna as a donor by assigning the off air system, remember to set the isolation in the association box. Then in the Prediction panel, check the Donor Antenna Isolation to run the validation. I hope it helps you

[Diego Zabala]

Hello colleague, I suggest you make a linkbudget since the losses of the radiant coax are greater than those of the regular ones due to their intrinsic leakage design. You can take advantage of the tool to do it in a didactic way and the more real your digital model is in terms of the critical variables, the better results you will have. Greetings!

[Diego Zabala]

Hello colleague, from what I understand it is in the Layout itself, the CAD to facilitate the conversion to walls and the image as a Floor Image. Greetings

[Diego Zabala]

Thanks Nissar!

[Diego Zabala]

Thanks Dario!