Abstract:SUMMARYExact and closed-form expressions for the level crossing rate and average fade duration are presented for the M-branch Pure Selection Combining and for the two-branch Threshold Selection Combining schemes, assuming independent branches in a Rayleigh environment. The analytical results are thoroughly validated by reducing the general case to some special cases, for which the solutions are known, and by means of simulation for the more general case. The plots presented here are also compared with those of… Show more
“…In (4.221), f d is the maximum Doppler frequency shift and O is given by Yacoub et al 1998Yacoub et al , 1999Yacoub et al , 2001Dong and Beaulieu 2001)…”
“…In (4.221), f d is the maximum Doppler frequency shift and O is given by Yacoub et al 1998Yacoub et al , 1999Yacoub et al , 2001Dong and Beaulieu 2001)…”
“…III to the basic definitions of MDO. In [16], the level crossing rate of multiple selection combined Rayleigh-fading links is given as…”
Section: B Integration Of Exponential Fade Duration Distributionmentioning
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“…4(a), we compare approximation and simulation results for different number of links, i.e., L = {1, 2, 4, 8}. The approximation in equation (16) provides accurate results and is appropriate for analyzing the performance of selection combined Rayleigh-fading links.…”
Section: A Evaluation Of Approximation Of Fade Duration Distributionmentioning
Resilience is a major cornerstone in the development of next generation wireless networks. Important aspects of resilience are the availability and survivability of wireless connections. In order to characterize these properties, we present elementary models for Rayleigh-fading links. An important part of the survivability model is an approximation of the fade duration distribution by an exponential distribution. We utilize this approximation to derive the minimum duration outage of multiple selection combined links, a performance metric for survivability which also captures the channel correlation of time-varying channels. Since the findings are given in closed form, they are much simpler than existing expressions containing infinite series and Bessel functions. Finally, numerical evaluation confirms the accuracy of the approximation and the expressions derived.
Asymptotics, Entropies, Gamma distribution, Hazard rate function, Maximum likelihood, Mean deviation, Moments, Order statistics, Performance of wireless systems, Signal-to-noise ratio,
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