A New Simulating Model of Wireless Channel - Rayleigh-Normal Model

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Simulating and researching for characteristics of channel is essential when designing a wireless communications system. Based on the research of existed simulating methods, this paper proposed the Rayleigh-Normal simulating model which looks received signal as the linear combination of Rayleigh stochastic process and Normal stochastic process. This method was used to simulate the first-order statistical characteristics of Rayleigh model, Ricean model, Nakagami model, Lognormal model and so on, the simulating results prove that Rayleigh-Normal simulating model is a correct and valid simulating model for wireless channel.

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October 2010

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