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Wireless Channel Model
Objective :
Review the characteristics of wireless
channels .
Wireless Channels
Fading Interference
-
-
A x
NTT .
-
A h
.
h .
Examples :
Cellular telephony
-
WiFi
Satellite -
Bluetooth
user
system and therefore
Fornow
deal with
fading only .
Two
categories of fading :
Signal
Path loss function
:
strength decays as a
-
'
of d where d is distance
propagation .
signals
shadowing
:
get blocked by
large
obstacles such as
buildings .
.
.
by
with
slowly and are
Usually vary
fading
-
hope
cell site
planning
-
.
Small -
scale
related to
design
Closely system
-
-
The main focus of this course
Multipath Channel as Linear System
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s
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Linear time
varying system
- :
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=/s .
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=
f .
I hit
,
t ) .
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T ) AT
where
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.
T A
delay time
index index
The
frequency
is
corresponding response
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where
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=
T -
and
.
, .
dy =
a ,
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signal
:
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= Aix ) Xbct -
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Nct
= if .
Be ( yay , eh )
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, equivalent is
= -
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where AE Ct ) =
Ariel .
e complex number
A complex number in
cuddling real attenuation and
diet
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§ 84Tie )
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b
hb ( T I =
En .
Ai .
SCT -
Ti )
and
delayed by Tien .
From discrete
continuous time to time
signal :
-
I = W
Xb et ) =
§ Xin ] .
sine ( Wt -
h )
where ] = Xb C I ) Xen
the n -
eh sample .
= -
Alice
§ (
=
, .
En xcn ] sine wt -
w Ties -
h
)
y cm ] =
y, (F) =
§ a? IF ) { .
xcn ] .
sine ( m -
n -
wtilhf ) )
lee m -
n =L
? aibfw ,
l ]
Eexcm
=
sine I l
)
.
ti
-
g. w
. -
=
Ee helm ] .
xcm -
e ]
where
hyun
complex
]
? aibcmw , sine I e
⇐ )
=
- -
y .
g. w
number
T
l eh at time
tap m
-
In particular for channel
,
stationary ,
Xco ] XCI ] X CL ho
] - .
. x
y [ my =
Ee he -
X Cm -
l ]
xco ] Xu ] x CD - -
.
xh .
Xco ] XCI ] X CL ] - .
.
xhz
Remark
.
i : path index each corresponds to
path
,
o
by Yi
path I
.
l
-
Path 2
of contributions of all the paths
at
ly W
eg
.
paths o and I
,
the combined
fading
,
.
,
inter -
symbol interference .
ts
For the same delay spread W T ⇒ A ⇒ more taps
.
Hence .
in wideband systems ,
ISI is severe .
Additive White Gaussian Noise (A WGN )
Now
,
we put the AW GN back to the model .
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{ Aix ) X Lt -
Tiki ) t WH )
i
4cm ]
§ helm ] xcm
= .
-
l ] t w Cm ]
d Gaussian distribution
imaginary
i. i
parts are . .
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( satisfy
.
circular
symmetric property )
* Review of Gaussian Random Variables
Standard Gaussian W -
Nco ,
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few , ↳
-
= e .
w ER .
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generated by X G Wth
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Tail prob .
of standard Gaussian W > a is
Q ca ) =
Rl w >
a) =/ I e
-
Edw
E
By Chernoff bound Q
-
,
ca ) s e a > I
,
For X ,
,
Xu
,
- . .
Xn independent N l Mi
,
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i ELI ,
2
,
- - -
h }
I ,
Cixi -
Ni ,
Cim :
,
I ,
Cia )
!
W - to ,
'
I +
{ = ,
W -
-
Wat j We.
where WE ,
W
,
i. i. d. NN to ,
'T )
,
fir , =
¥ exp ) .
r > o
fix , -_
Iz
.
expf¥ ) ,
x > o
Now
,
Consider complex Gaussian random Vector I = I ,zyjX±
A
-
-
EH ] ,
K -
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-
AT ] ,
J -
-
EUI Alice
- -
AT ]
eJ0E for
± is
circularly symmetric if n
I
any
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multi: HE:c
÷:D
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Lastly ,
let 's consider n i - i .
d .
CNW .
I
) wi ,
wa
,
. - .
Wu .
i. e
, we NCNLE ,
I )
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'
exp ( )
"
.
-
Hell KEE
,
~ he ( Ute
isotropic property )
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I ) and I
-
-
Awe for some A
then I ~ CN ,AA*
to ) is circular
symmetric .
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Moreover , Hell =/Wil 't Kil t - - -
-11Wh 12 is sum of
fix !
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×
-
)
-
X
-
-
e x > 0
en , , ! ,
Time and Coherence
Frequency
* Coherence time i
which helm ]
interval over changes significantly .
Recall that
ti g. w
" t %
!
" '
"
E are e- ( e
, sine
⇐ )
=
ri w
.
g.
-
① ② ③
② :
Define Doppler spread : Ds =
hi til Tile ) -
Tjctsl
,
③ fo
Changes ti (F) to
:
as .
w cc .
*
Categories
'
Fast fading
:
if To is much smaller than delay
requirement
Mf
channel
I I
de word
withinrequirement
a sent will
delay
to
experience
Slow
fading
:
if To is
longer than delay requirement
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that
Recall Hey ; e , § an e
.
.
Define Td
delay spread .gr/Tices-Tjctsl
?
: =
t.tt .
.
.
T
I -
l
Id
We a I
Id
Categories
:
*
flat BW
fading
w
-
:
input ca we
u
← ,
i
g
I I
I
f
l
t ,
w
frequency selective
fading : w > we
-
Xi
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iii.
f
.
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Remarks
:
selective fading
freq only depends
i
) Flat or
-
not on
ii )
Modern such WiFi 4G LTE
comm .
systems as , ,
selective
to severe
freq -
fading .
fading
in Above d have
ii , iii ) seem
conflicting .
But we a
secret weapon .
Division
Orthogonal Frequency Multiplexing ( OFDM )
Assume slow
fading .
Let L be max number of taps .
Yun )
-
!
IE he .
xcm -
e ] twcm ]
Let of =
[ do ] ,
da ) ,
- - -
,dCNc - I
] ] be the data
dCNc
¥ [ Lti ]
deck
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I ] demo 13 ]
- - - -
- -
- -
- -
-
,
,
,
Cyclic Prefix L CP )
ycm ] =
he .
dam -
L -
e) mod No ] t Wcm ]
o
I =
k ④ A the where ④ is circular convolution
Matrix representation
care
?
:
"
'
" "
* ÷ ate
;
Note that C is a circular matrix ; therefore ,
it
can be
diagonalized by DFT matrix U with
(4)
)
"
kn ,
=
exp b. n Elo ,
,
,
.
-
Hcif-
. ,
I
-
- C. A the = Utr .
Ll I the
rate
T
diagonal matrix
1--41=4
I
id
TX send I
'
where data
-
U
:
= is
EX 're I
I
Perform Li
:
-
I
.
U .
u the
twin
=
because we is isotropic .
Now ,
we have
In = An .
d- n
,
ne to ,
- - -
No -
if
selective
we have transformed freq .
-
fading
independent flat channels
into Nc -
fading
Remarks :
iii
ii
"
DFT d IDF T
) Physical operations U and
:
i U are pair
.
.
in
: : : '
.
.
ii÷
:c
:*:
ni
'
Another
) Fast
fading is
story .
Basically .
OFDM
Orthogonal
iv ) solution
New : Time
Freq Signalling
-
( OT IS ) .
NOT our focus .
will consider
V ) From now on
,
we
solely
flat
fading unless otherwise specified !
i. e.
, only one tap .
Vi ) From now on
,
we use the termsfast or slow to mean
flat
fading or not .
Statistical Channel Models
models
We
rely on statistical to
gain insights into
system design .
Recall that
4cm ]
§ helm ] xcm
= .
-
l ] t w Cm ]
where
" t %
!
" '
"
helm ] E ane e- ( e
) sine
)
=
x. w
.
g.
-
.
p
we
directly construct
There are
usually a
large number of reflected paths
CLT
Its
By ,
we have
he Chi - CN CO , Gf) = N to ,
E) t
j
.
No ,
Ej
has
magnitude ( Kayleigh distribution )
the
chit -
¥ -
exp ) ,
x
> o
no
light
-
of -
sight L Los ) .
helm ) =t¥ ,
Oe . EJO
-1¥ CN Co , Ge )
'
where
in Los
energy
k -
-
-
reflected paths
-
energy
in
Remarks :
it when k
-
-
o
,
it reduces to
Rayleigh
focus Kayleigh fading
ii ) We will on ,
i. e. no Los
,
Summary
:
Channel model :
Slow
flat fading t
Kayleigh fading tf fast
fading