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Performance analysis of multi‐input multi‐output systems with maximum likelihood detection over shadowed fading channels

2013· article· en· 2 citations· W2159834749 sur OpenAlex· 10.1002/dac.2719

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Claude Opus 4.8OUT
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Performance analysis of MIMO wireless systems; the 'methods' are engineering analysis techniques, not research methods.

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The study analyzes error performance in wireless communication systems.

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Performance analysis of MIMO wireless systems; communications engineering.

Résumé

Summary Multiple‐input multiple‐output (MIMO) transmission techniques constitute an important technology in modern wireless communication. Hence, performance analysis methods for such systems are of considerable interest. This paper considers first the average pairwise error probability for uncoded MIMO systems employing maximum likelihood detection over a composite Rayleigh‐Lognormal fading channel with spatial correlation. It provides general results, applicable also to a wider class of shadowing models, concerning asymptotical diversity gains and shows that they are not changed by such shadowing. Then, analytical evaluation techniques for bit‐error‐rate (BER) over composite Rayleigh‐Lognormal fading channels, based on the truncated union bound and the transfer function, are considered. Furthermore, these techniques are modified for applications over spatially correlated channels. This paper shows that such performance evaluation techniques provide good approximations to BER of spatially uncorrelated MIMO systems and also in the presence of moderate spatial correlation, over Rayleigh‐Lognormal fading channels. Copyright © 2013 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.

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Revue
International Journal of Communication Systems
Thématique
Advanced MIMO Systems Optimization
Domaine
Engineering
Établissements canadiens
Telus (Canada)McGill University
Organismes subventionnaires
Mots-clés
FadingMIMOPairwise error probabilityRayleigh fadingComputer scienceSpatial correlationLog-normal distributionBit error rateAlgorithmChannel (broadcasting)Channel state informationWeibull fadingMaximal-ratio combiningStatisticsMathematicsTelecommunicationsWireless
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