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Fixed wireless access at mm/cm bands has been proposed for high-speedbroadband access to suburban residential customers and building penetrationloss is a key parameter. We report a measurement campaign at 28 GHz in a NewJersey suburban residential neighborhood for three representative single-familyhomes. A base antenna is mounted at 3-meter height, emulating a base station ona lamppost, moves down the street up to 200 meters. A customer premisesequipment (CPE) device, acting as relay to provide indoor coverage throughoutthe desired area, is mounted either on the exterior of a street-facing windowor 1.5 meters behind the window. The median indoor-outdoor path gaindifference, corresponding to the extra loss by moving the window-mounted CPEindoor, is found to be 9 dB for the house with low-loss materials andplain-glass windows, and 17 dB for the house with low-emissivity windows andfoil-backed insulation. These losses are in addition to other losses (e.g.,vegetation blockage) in comparison to free space propagation.

Suburban Residential Building Penetration Loss at 28 GHz for Fixed Wireless Access