On channel models for microcellular CDMA systems
Geng‐Bo Wu, A. Jalali, Paul G. Mermelstein
Abstract
Geng‐Bo Wu, A. Jalali, Paul G. Mermelstein
Abstract
Measured channel impulse response estimates are used to predict the parameters of the channel model needed to evaluate the performance of Rake receivers in CDMA systems. A channel model consisting of a number of resolvable multipath components is assumed. The parameters of interest are the relative average powers of the multipath components, the probability distribution of multipath fading on each path, and the cross-correlation coefficient of multipath fading among the different multipath components. The paper presents statistics on these parameters for measurements made in outdoor urban and indoor microcellular environments at 910 MHz.>
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Measured channel impulse response estimates are used to predict the parameters of the channel model needed to evaluate the performance of Rake receivers in CDMA systems. A channel model consisting of a number of resolvable multipath components is assumed. The parameters of interest are the relative average powers of the multipath components, the probability distribution of multipath fading on each path, and the cross-correlation coefficient of multipath fading among the different multipath components. The paper presents statistics on these parameters for measurements made in outdoor urban and indoor microcellular environments at 910 MHz.>
Key concepts: Multipath propagation, Fading, Rake receiver, Delay spread, Computer science, Channel (broadcasting), Code division multiple access, Impulse response