Modeling and Analysis of OFDM Transmission Characteristics in Rayleigh Fading Environment in Which the Delay Profile Exceeds the Guard Interval
Yoshio Karasawa
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Yoshio Karasawa
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In order to assess the effect of multipath fading on Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiplex (OFDM) signal transmission when the delay profile exceeds the guard interval, a simple prediction model is developed based on the Equivalent Transmission-Path (ETP) model. This model, which is described in this paper, is referred to as the ETP-OFDM-statistical model. The validity of the model is demonstrated by comparing the calculated digital transmission characteristics to results obtained by computer simulation. Using the newly developed ETP-OFDM-statistical model, digital transmission characteristics of the OFDM signal in a multipath environment when the delay profile exceeds the guard interval are shown as a function of delay spread, guard interval and OFDM symbol period.
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In order to assess the effect of multipath fading on Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiplex (OFDM) signal transmission when the delay profile exceeds the guard interval, a simple prediction model is developed based on the Equivalent Transmission-Path (ETP) model. This model, which is described in this paper, is referred to as the ETP-OFDM-statistical model. The validity of the model is demonstrated by comparing the calculated digital transmission characteristics to results obtained by computer simulation. Using the newly developed ETP-OFDM-statistical model, digital transmission characteristics of the OFDM signal in a multipath environment when the delay profile exceeds the guard interval are shown as a function of delay spread, guard interval and OFDM symbol period.
Key concepts: Guard interval, Rayleigh fading, Computer science, Orthogonal frequency-division multiplexing, Fading, Guard (computer science), Interval (graph theory), Transmission (telecommunications)