In the last years the demand for services of mobile communications has grown in significant way. Although the telephonic service still predominates, with the increase of the mobile terminals, the transmission of data (short messages, e-mail, access to the Internet, etc.) it is assuming an excellent position in the market. The mobile systems of second generation (2G) and the generation of transistion (2,5G) occupy the bands of 800 currently/ 900 MHz and 1,8/ 1,9 GHz, this last one being also foreseen for third generation (3G). The increasing increase that if observes in the capacity of the mobile systems and the possibility of congestion of the specter in UHF is factors that they justify to more investigate the use of raised frequencies, where the problem of the width of the transmission band is less restrictive. On the other hand, it is of if waiting that, initially, the necessity of expansion of the specter for the mobile services is critical in urban areas. The suburban area important due the problems for supply access wideband in these regions due to problems of density these modem cable and ADSL. Actually the demand by wideband, go to the sprouting of new technologies in special Wi-Fi and WiMAX. However, the WLAN´s as Wi-Fi depend on the backhall for expansion of theses nets. Like this being, the technology WiMAX arose like alternative for that have a wide band service offering that attend the demand by these service. In this context this work proposes a study of the channel in 3,5GHz (therefore to same this licitado for use of the WiMAX in Brazil) in suburban areas by these will be the that more suffer with the cover absence problem by products wide band, without have, in the majority of the cases, its demand attended. The study will be substantiated us physical phenomena that characterize the channel in 3,5GHz and in the analysis from two techniques of survey OFDM and STDCC. A comparison between the techniques cited and his use for characterization of channel.