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Diversity reception for error-rate reduction in mobile-radio data links

J.D. Parsons, A. Pongsupaht

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A dual predetection diversity combiner based on the double-heterodyne principle has been constructed for use in the v.h.f. mobile-radio band. Tests using fading simulators have demonstrated its effectiveness as a combiner, and shown that it provides a substantial improvement in b.e.r. when used in an f.s.k. data receiver.

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A dual predetection diversity combiner based on the double-heterodyne principle has been constructed for use in the v.h.f. mobile-radio band. Tests using fading simulators have demonstrated its effectiveness as a combiner, and shown that it provides a substantial improvement in b.e.r. when used in an f.s.k. data receiver.

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A dual predetection diversity combiner based on the double-heterodyne principle has been constructed for use in the v.h.f. mobile-radio band. Tests using fading simulators have demonstrated its effectiveness as a combiner, and shown that it provides a substantial improvement in b.e.r. when used in an f.s.k. data receiver.

Key concepts: Fading, Mobile radio, Diversity scheme, Electronic engineering, Computer science, Word error rate, Reduction (mathematics), Bit error rate

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