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29. Consider a mobile receiver operating at a frequency of 860 MHz and moving at 100 km/hr
in a Rayleigh fading environment with angles of arrival uniformly distributed over 0-2π in
a horizontal plane. Sketch the Doppler spectrum if a CW signal is transmitted and indicate
the maximum frequencies in cycles/second, cycles/meter, and cycles/wavelength.
30. Consider a signal with three signal paths, so that the received signal r for a transmitted signal s is
a. What is the difference in length between the longest and shortest paths?
b. Compute the excess mean delay and root mean square (rms) delay spread for the channel.
c. Estimate the coherence bandwidth.
d. Using the estimate in (c), predict whether the channel is frequency selective for an IS-54
channel, a GSM channel and a DECT channel (see Tables 11.2, 11.3 and 11.8 in Rappaport
for the air interface specifications for these systems).
31. Problem 5.6
32. Problem 5.7
33. Problem 5.8
34. Problem 5.9
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36. Problem 5.15
37. Problem 5.27
38. Problem 5.28
39. Problem 5.30
40. Channel Characterization
a. Determine the rms delay and mean excess time for the channel
b. Determine the maximum excess delay –10 dB.
c. Estimate the coherence bandwidth of the channel.
d. Do we need an equalizer if we want to use this channel for GSM signals?
e. (Coherence time). Assume that mobile using UMTS system traveling with 50 km/hr
receives the signal through this channel determine the time over which the channel
appears stationary (or at least highly correlated).