Radius of Cell in Wireless Communication Formulas

Radius of cell refers to the distance between the center of a cellular base station and the outer boundary of the coverage area, commonly known as the cell boundary. And is denoted by r. Radius of Cell is usually measured using the Kilometer for Length. Note that the value of Radius of Cell is always negative.

Formulas to find Radius of Cell in Wireless Communication

fxCell RadiusGo

Wireless Communication formulas that make use of Radius of Cell

fxFrequency Reuse DistanceGo

fxCo-Channel InterferenceGo

fxDistance between Co-Channel CellsGo

List of variables in Wireless Communication formulas

fx Frequency Reuse Distance Go

fx Co Channel Reuse Ratio Go

FAQ

What is the Radius of Cell?

Radius of cell refers to the distance between the center of a cellular base station and the outer boundary of the coverage area, commonly known as the cell boundary. Radius of Cell is usually measured using the Kilometer for Length. Note that the value of Radius of Cell is always negative.

Can the Radius of Cell be negative?

Yes, the Radius of Cell, measured in Length can be negative.

What unit is used to measure Radius of Cell?

Radius of Cell is usually measured using the Kilometer[km] for Length. Meter[km], Millimeter[km], Decimeter[km] are the few other units in which Radius of Cell can be measured.

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