Analytical Expressions Used in berfading
Function and Bit
Error Rate Analysis App
This section covers the main analytical expressions used in the berfading
function and the Bit
Error Rate Analysis app.
Notation
This table describes the additional notations used in analytical expressions in this section.
Description | Notation |
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MRC | Maximal-ratio combining |
EGC | Equal-gain combining |
Power of the fading amplitude r | , where denotes statistical expectation |
Number of diversity branches |
|
Signal to Noise Ratio (SNR) per symbol per branch |
For identically-distributed diversity branches, |
Moment generating functions for each diversity branch | For Rayleigh fading channels:
For Rician fading channels:
K is the ratio of the energy in the specular component to the energy in the diffuse component (linear scale). For identically-distributed diversity branches, for all l. |
M-PSK with MRC
From equation 9.15 in [2],
where , , is the Hamming weight of bits assigned to symbol i,
For the special case of Rayleigh fading with (from equations C-18 and C-21 and Table C-1 in [6]),
where
If , then:
DE-M-PSK with MRC
For (from equations 8.37 and 9.8-9.11 in [2]),
M-PAM with MRC
From equation 9.19 in [2],
M-QAM with MRC
For square M-QAM, is even (equation 9.21 in [2]),
For rectangular (nonsquare) M-QAM, is odd, , , , ,
M-DPSK with Postdetection EGC
From equation 8.165 in [2],
where , , is the Hamming weight of bits assigned to symbol i,
For the special case of Rayleigh fading with and (equation 8.173 from [2]),
Orthogonal 2-FSK, Coherent Detection with MRC
From equation 9.11 in [2],
For the special case of Rayleigh fading (equations 14.4-15 and 14.4-21 in [1]),
Nonorthogonal 2-FSK, Coherent Detection with MRC
From equations 9.11 and 8.44 in [2],
For the special case of Rayleigh fading with (equations 20 in [8] and 8.130 in [2]),
Orthogonal M-FSK, Noncoherent Detection with EGC
For Rayleigh fading, from equation 14.4-47 in [1],
For Rician fading from equation 41 in [8],
where
and if and 0 otherwise.
Nonorthogonal 2-FSK, Noncoherent Detection with No Diversity
From equation 8.163 in [2],
where