2004
DOI: 10.1109/lcomm.2004.831319
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Channel Capacity and Second-Order Statistics in Weibull Fading

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“…Useful incite-series expressions for LCR Table 1 Terms need to be summed in each sum of (14) to achieve accuracy at the 5th significant digit and AFD at the output of this system were derived. The effects of the various parameters such as shadowing and fading severity and the number of the diversity branches at the micro-combiners on the system's statistics were also presented.…”
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“…Useful incite-series expressions for LCR Table 1 Terms need to be summed in each sum of (14) to achieve accuracy at the 5th significant digit and AFD at the output of this system were derived. The effects of the various parameters such as shadowing and fading severity and the number of the diversity branches at the micro-combiners on the system's statistics were also presented.…”
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“…In Table 1, the number of terms to be summed in (14), in order to achieve accuracy at the 5th significant digit, is presented for various values of system parameters.…”
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“…Finally, in Gong and Letaief [17] a systematic analysis for orthogonal stbcs in keyhole channels is presented and closed form expressions for error rate of space-time block codes are derived. However, to the best of the authors' knowledge, mimo systems performance has not yet been addressed under the assumption that the resulting envelope at both sides of the keyhole may be characterized as a non-linear function of the modulus of the sum of the multipath components, thus resulting to the so-called Weibull fading model [18][19][20][21][22][23].…”
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“…The second order characteristics (average LCR and AFD) and average Shannon's channel capacity for channel with Weibull multipath fading are acquired in [19] as formulas in the closed form. In [20], the formulas for the average LCR and AFD at the output of SC combiner with two branches are obtained.…”
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