Performance Prediction of Packet Mobile Communication through Wireless Multipath Fading Channel Modeling

This paper presents a software simulator applicable to multipath fading channels in urban environments of mobile communication networks. The simulator is constructed by a two-state Markov model and several statistical models for simulating the characterizations of different environments. A core idea of the simulator is to construct a Rice distribution-based multipath fading module produced by a modified Gans Doppler power spectrum, and in combination with a Markov model to predict the time-dependent characteristics of packet in different radio circumstances. It can simply predict the packet performance of the future channel and evaluate the relations between the radio channel and the modulation schemes, error control protocols and channel coding. Simulation results demonstrate that it is a reliable and efficient method.

The influence of PRF on BER performance of THSS UWB radio systemwith PPM in dense multipath fading environments

The influence of pulse repetition frequency(PRF) on performance of wireless digital time hopping spread spectrum(THSS) ultrawide bandwidth(UWB) radio systems with PPM in dense multipath fading environments is firstly investigated. The receiver used in this UWB system is a hybrid selection/maximal-ratio combining(H-S/MRC) diversity receiver in which L strongest multipath components out of N multipath diversity branches are selected and combined using maximal-ratio combining. The exact expressions for the bit error rate(BER) of this UWB system are firstly derived by using the virtual branch technique in term of PRF, the number of multipath components selected and combined L, and multipath spread of the channel and then this BER performance is evaluated. With the computer simulation for impulses having different pulse shapes, numerical results show that PRF, as well as pulse shape and the number of multipath diversity branches selected and combined L, has much effect on the BER performance of this UWB system in dense multipath fading environments. As PRF increases, the BER performance of this UWB system is much degraded under the conditions of fixed L and pulse shape.

Pattern-reconfigurable antenna-assisted secret key generation from multipath fading channels

Physical layer key generation(PKG)technology leverages reciprocal channel randomness to generate shared secret keys.However,multipath fading at the receiver may degrade the correlation between legitimate uplink and downlink channels,resulting in a low key generation rate(KGR).In this paper,we propose a PKG scheme based on the pattern-reconfigurable antenna(PRA)to boost the secret key capacity.First,we propose a reconfigurable intelligent surface(RIS)based PRA architecture with the capability of flexible and reconfigurable antenna patterns.Then,we present the PRA-based PKG protocol to improve the KGR via mitigation of the effects of multipath fading.Specifically,a novel algorithm for estimation of the multipath channel parameters is proposed based on atomic norm minimization.Thereafter,a novel optimization method for the matching reception of multipath signals is formulated based on the improved binary particle swarm optimization(BPSO)algorithm.Finally,simulation results show that the proposed scheme can resist multipath fading and achieve a high KGR compared to existing schemes.Moreover,our findings indicate that the increased degree of freedom of the antenna patterns can significantly increase the secret key capacity.

Performance of Adaptive Subchannel Assignment-Based MIMO/OFDM Systems over Multipath Fading Channels

Adaptive antenna arrays at both the base and mobile stations can further increase system capacity and improve the quality of service of conventional orthogonal frequency division multiplexing （OFDM） systems. Conventional adaptive antenna array-based multiple-input multiple-output （MIMO）/OFDM systems use the sub-carriers characterized by the largest eigenvalue to transmit the OFDM symbols. This paper describes the performance of adaptive subchannel assignment-based MIMO/OFDM systems over multipath fading channels, The system adaptively selects the eigenvectors associated with the relatively large subchannel eigenvalues to generate the antenna array weights at the base and mobile stations and then adaptively assigns the corresponding best subchannels to transmit the OFDM symbols. Simulation results show that the proposed system can achieve better performance than the conventional adaptive antenna arraybased MIMO/OFDM system over multipath fading channels.

THz Channel Modeling: Consolidating the Road to THz Communications

For the sake of meeting the demand of data rates at terabit(Tbit)per second scale in future networks,the terahertz(THz)band is widely accepted as one of the potential key enabling technologies for next generation wireless communication systems.With the progressive development of THz devices,regrading THz communications at system level is increasing crucial and captured the interest of plenty of researchers.Within this scope,THz channel modeling serves as an indispensable and fundamental element.By surveying the latest literature findings,this paper reviews the problem of channel modeling in the THz band,with an emphasis on molecular absorption loss,misalignment fading and multipath fading,which are major influence factors in the THz channel modeling.Then,we focus on simulators and experiments in the THz band,after which we give a brief introduction on applications of THz channel models with respects to capacity,security,and sensing as examples.Finally,we discuss some key issues in the future THz channel modeling.

BDS B1I multipath channel statistical model comparison between static and dynamic scenarios in dense urban canyon environment

Global Navigation Satellite System(GNSS)multipath channel models are fundamental and critical for signal simulation and receiver performance evaluation.They also aid the designing of suitable multipath error mitigation algorithms when the properties of multipath channel are available.However,there is insufficient existing research on BeiDou Navigation Satellite System(BDS)signal multipath channel models.In this study,multipath channel statistical models are established on the basis of extensive datasets of the BDS B1I signal.A multipath parameter estimation algorithm is designed to extract information of multipath rays from the intermediate frequency data.The delay,power loss,Doppler fading frequency,and lifetime distribution models for static and dynamic vehicle platforms are established and compared,and the effects of the satellite orbit type and platform speed on the models are analyzed.The results reveal the detailed distribution and variation characteristics of the multipath parameters and are valuable for the development of accurate urban navigation systems.

Multiple Input Multiple Output CDSK Chaotic Communication System and Its Performance Analysis

This paper propose a novel noncoherent chaotic com- munication scheme named multiple-input multiple-output correlation-delay-shill- keying （MIMO-CDSK）. In this scheme, multiple antennas are employed to strengthen the robustness in transmission, and to get more diversity gain. The bit error rate （BER） of the MIMO-CDSK is studied analytically in AWGN channel model and multipath fading channel model. The theory and simulation results show that, the performance gain can be obtained with multiple antennas allocated in the transmitter and receiver. Moreover, it is observed that MIMO-CDSK system can effectively reduce the multipath interference.