PATHLOSS DUE TO TREES ON CAMPUS WIRELESS NETWORK (CASE STUDY OF LAUNET)
Abstract
This study investigate the impact of trees on signal attenuation in wireless network ,focusing on path loss within a tree-dense environment at ladoke Akintola university of technology (LAUTECH) using a 1.8GHz frequency router as the transmitter and a spectrum analyzer as the receiver with the aid of rabbit ear antenna,signal measurement were conducted at distance of 10to20meters, with trees as the primary obstruction result shows significant signal degradation due to tree interference with increased attenuation at longer distance
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