Time Domain Cluster PDF and its Application in Geometry-based Statistical Channel Models

Abstract

This paper presents an approach to derivate the Time of Arrival (TOA) power density function (PDF) and its application in geometry-based statistical channel models for urban environments. The cluster PDF derived can be used to simulate temporal dispersion of the multipath signal grouped in clusters in a variety of urban propagation conditions to quantify second order statistics, i.e., delay spread for a given elliptical shape of the cluster. We propose a clustering approach channel model, and employ it to derive the PDF of TOA of the multipath signal. In order to evaluate the theoretical clusters PDF in time domain proposed, we make computer simulations for the geometry-based channel model proposed and compared it with experimental results published in the open literature. The comparison with experimental results shows good agreement.

A geometrical model for the toa distribution of uplink/downlink multipaths, assuming scatterers with a conical spatial density

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