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Title: Second-order statistical properties of the WSS Jakes' fading channel simulator
Author (s): Xiao, Chengshan
Zheng, Y. Rosa
Beaulieu, N.C.
Department/Lab Affiliations: Electrical and Computer Engineering
Wireless Communications Lab
Keywords: WSS Jakes' fading channel simulator
digital simulation
electromagnetic wave scattering
envelope
fading channels
flat fading channel
high-order statistics
isotropic scattering theory
land mobile radio
mobile radio channel simulators
quadrature components
radiowave propagation
second-order statistical properties
sinusoids
statistical analysis
wide-sense stationary simulator
Issue Date: 2002
Publisher: Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers
Citation: Xiao, Chengshan ; Zheng, Y.R.; Beaulieu, N.C., "Second-order statistical properties of the WSS Jakes' fading channel simulator," IEEE Transactions on Communications, vol.50, no.6 pp.888-891, Jun 2002
Abstract: An improved Jakes' (1994) fading channel simulator was proposed by Pop and Beaulieu (see ibid., vol.49, p.699-708, Apr. 2001) to eliminate the stationarity problem occurring in Jakes' original design. In this paper, second-order statistical properties of the improved Jakes' simulator are analyzed. Consistent with Pop and Beaulieu's caution about high-order statistics of the simulator, it is proved that some second-order statistics of both the quadrature components and the envelope do not match the desired ones even if the number of sinusoids approaches infinity. Therefore, care must be taken when the simulator is employed to evaluate algorithms and systems.
Type: Article - Journal
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titleSecond-order statistical properties of the WSS Jakes' fading channel simulator
contributor.authorXiao, Chengshan
contributor.authorZheng, Y. Rosa
contributor.authorBeaulieu, N.C.
contributor.deptlabElectrical and Computer Engineering
contributor.deptlabWireless Communications Lab
subjectWSS Jakes' fading channel simulator
subjectdigital simulation
subjectelectromagnetic wave scattering
subjectenvelope
subjectfading channels
subjectflat fading channel
subjecthigh-order statistics
subjectisotropic scattering theory
subjectland mobile radio
subjectmobile radio channel simulators
subjectquadrature components
subjectradiowave propagation
subjectsecond-order statistical properties
subjectsinusoids
subjectstatistical analysis
subjectwide-sense stationary simulator
date.issued2002
date.submitted2007
publisherInstitute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers
identifier.citationXiao, Chengshan ; Zheng, Y.R.; Beaulieu, N.C., "Second-order statistical properties of the WSS Jakes' fading channel simulator," IEEE Transactions on Communications, vol.50, no.6 pp.888-891, Jun 2002
identifier.issn0090-6778
identifier.pub.URI
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description.abstractAn improved Jakes' (1994) fading channel simulator was proposed by Pop and Beaulieu (see ibid., vol.49, p.699-708, Apr. 2001) to eliminate the stationarity problem occurring in Jakes' original design. In this paper, second-order statistical properties of the improved Jakes' simulator are analyzed. Consistent with Pop and Beaulieu's caution about high-order statistics of the simulator, it is proved that some second-order statistics of both the quadrature components and the envelope do not match the desired ones even if the number of sinusoids approaches infinity. Therefore, care must be taken when the simulator is employed to evaluate algorithms and systems.
typeArticle - Journal
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rightsThis material is presented to ensure timely dissemination of scholarly and technical work. Copyright and all rights therein are retained by authors or by other copyright holders. All persons copying this information are expected to adhere to the terms and constraints invoked by each author's copyright. In most cases, these works may not be reposted without the explicit permission of the copyright holder.
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date.available2007-04-05T14:13:50Z
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