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1 over Fading Channel s Instructor: Prof. Dr. Noor M Khan Department of Electronic Engineering, Muhammad Ali Jinnah University, Islamabad Campus, Islamabad, PAKISTAN Ph: +9 (51) , Ext. 19 (Office), 186 (ARWiC Lab) Fax: +9 (51) noor@ieee.org, noormhan@jinnah.edu.p Base Station Mobile Station over Fading Channels 1

2 Mobile Channel Parameters Time delay spread Coherence Bandwidth -> ISI Doppler Spread Coherence Time -> Unstable channel Flat fading Frequency selective fading Fast fading Slow fading over Fading Channels

3 Multi-path Propagation Multi-path smears or spreads out the signal delay spread Causes inter-symbol interference limits the maximum symbol rate Base Statio n Mobile Statio n Transmitted Symbol Received Symbol t over Fading Channels 3

4 Delay Spread Base Station Space Mobile Station Transmitted Symbol Received Symbol t Time 4

5 Intersymbol Interference Transmitted Symbol of Interest Received Symbol of Interest t Transmitted Symbols Received Symbols t 5

6 Average Delay Spread Average delay spread ) P (τ 1 P (τ ) Multi-path Profile (Discrete) τ τ a τ P (τ )τ = = a P (τ ) P (τ 0 ) P (τ ) P (τ ) t τ 0 = 0 τ τ 1 τ 6

7 RMS Delay Spread RMS delay spread (Discrete) στ σ τ = τ τ τ = a a τ = P(τ P(τ )τ ) 7

8 Measurements Type of Delay Spread τ d Environment (µs) Open area <0. Suburban area 0.5 Urban area 3 8

9 Coherence Bandwidth Coherence bandwidth B c is a range of frequencies over which the channel can be considered flat passes all spectral components with approximately equal gain and liner phase Bandwidth where the correlation function R T (ω) for signal envelopes is high Therefore two sinusoidal signals with frequencies that are farther apart than the coherence bandwidth will fade independently. 9

10 Coherence Bandwidth If R T (ω) > 0.9 If R T (ω) > 0.5 B C B C = 1 50σ τ An exact relationship between coherence bandwidth & delay spread does not exist = 1 5σ τ 10

11 Doppler Shift f c broadening from f c to (f c + f m ) f m = f c v c v v BS1 11

12 Doppler Spread & Coherence Time Describes the time varying nature of the channel in a local area Doppler Spread B D, is a measure of the spectral broadening caused by the time rate of change f c broadening from (f c - f m ) to (f c + f m ) If the base-band signal bandwidth is much greater than B D, the effects of Doppler spread are negligible at the receiver 1

13 Coherence Time Coherence Time is the time domain dual of Doppler spread Doppler spread and coherence time are inversely proportional T C = 1/f m Statistical measure of the time duration over which the channel impulse response is invariant 13

14 Coherence Time If the coherence time is defined as the time over which the correlation function is above 0.5, then 9 T C 16π fm Rule of thumb for modern digital communication defines TC as the geometric mean of the above two expressions for TC T C = 9 16π f m 14

15 Types of Small-Scale Fading 15

16 Flat Fading 1 If the mobile radio channel has a constant gain and linear phase over a bandwidth greater than the bandwidth of the transmitted signal - the received signal will undergo flat fading Please, observe that the fading is flat (or frequency selective) depending on the signal bandwidth relative to the channel coherence bandwidth. 16

17 Flat Fading BS << B C & T S >> σ τ 17

18 Frequency Selective Fading 1 If the mobile radio channel as a constant gain and linear phase over a coherence bandwidth, smaller than the bandwidth of the transmitted signal - the received signal will undergo frequency selective fading Again, the signal bandwidth is wider then the channel coherence bandwidth, causing one or more areas of attenuation of the signal within the signal bandwidth 18

19 Frequency Selective Fading BS > B C & T S < σ τ 19

20 Fast Fading The channel impulse response changes rapidly within the symbol duration - coherence time < symbol period T S > T c and B S < B D Channel specifies as a fast or slow fading channel does not specify whether the channel is flat fading or frequency selective fading 0

21 Slow Fading The channel impulse response changes at a rate much slower than the transmitted base-band signal. Doppler spread is much less than the bandwidth of the base-band signal T S << T c and B S >> B D Velocity of the MS and the base-band signaling determines whether a signal undergoes fast or slow fading 1

22 Fading in Short Large Doppler Spread Time-Selective Fading Large Delay Spread Frequency-Selective Fading Large Angle Spread Space-Selective Selective Fading over Fading Channels

23 Fading in Short Delay Spread Coherence Bandwidth Frequency separation at which two frequency components of Tx signal undergo independent attenuations Doppler Spread Coherence Time Time separation at which two time components of Tx signal undergo independent attenuations over Fading Channels 3

24 Bandwidth Fading (Continued) Flat in Time and Selective in Frequency Selective in both Time and Frequency B c Flat in Time and Frequency Flat in Frequency and Selective in Time T c Time 4

25 Doppler Spread (Continued) y Scattering Point f : carrier frequency Incoming multipath Line of Sight θ MS x v c: speed of light v: mobile speed θ: Angle of motion with incoming multipath BS 5

26 Doppler Spread (Continued) f d = f v cos c θ f : carrier frequency c: speed of light v: mobile speed θ: Angle of motion with incoming multipath 6

27 Doppler Spread (Continued) For the land mobile fading spectrum, The Auto-Correlation Function Doppler Fading Spectrum 7

28 Doppler Spread (Continued) h is the channel impulse response h has a complex normal distribution with zero mean h is Raleigh distributed Phase φ is uniformly distributed between 0 and π is Chi-square distributed 8

29 Rayleigh Fading 1 The received envelope (amplitude) of a flat fading signal is described as a Rayleigh distribution Square root sum r, of two quadrature Gaussian noise signals x I and y Q has a Rayleigh distribution (Papoulis65) r = + x I y Q p r r r) = exp ; (0 ) r σ σ ( 9

30 Rayleigh Fading 30

31 Rayleigh Fading PDF 31

32 Rayleigh Fading 3 r r p( r) = exp (0 ) r σ σ σ - rms value of the received voltage signal before envelope detection σ - time average power before envelope detection The probability that the received signal envelope does not exceed R is given by: P( R) R R = Pr( r R) = p( r) dr = 1 exp 0 σ 3

33 Rayleigh Fading 4 The median value of r is found by solving r 1 = median 0 r median p ( r ) dr = 1.77σ Mean and median differ by only 0.55dB 33

34 Ricean Fading 1 When there is a dominant stationary signal component At the output of an envelope detector - adding a DC component ot the random multi-path ( r r Ar σ p( r) = e I e 0 σ σ + A ) ; for ( A 0, r 0) 34

35 Ricean Fading A - pea amplitude of the dominant signal I 0 () - modified Bessel function of the first ind and zero order Described in terms of a Ricean factor, K K A ( db) = 10log σ ( db) 35

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