Selection and Scanning Diversity Effects in a Digital FM Land Mobile Radio with Limiter Discriminator Detection

Fumiyuki ADACHI

Selection and Scanning Diversity Effects in a Digital FM Land Mobile Radio with Limiter Discriminator Detection

Fumiyuki ADACHI

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The selection and scanning diversity effects on the error rate performance of digital FM with limiter discriminator detection in the fast Rayleigh fading signal environment are theoretically analyzed. For evaluating the average error rate with diversity, the simplified method of deriving the conditional error rate, including the effect of random FM noise, is proposed. The method is based on that the average error rate for no diversity and the conditional error rate are related to the Laplace transform in the Rayleigh fading signal environment. Then, the diversity effects are presented in the closed form expression for both symmetrical and asymmetrical fading power spectra.

Publication: IEICE TRANSACTIONS on transactions Vol.E64-E No.6 pp.398-405

Publication Date: 1981/06/25

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Fumiyuki ADACHI, "Selection and Scanning Diversity Effects in a Digital FM Land Mobile Radio with Limiter Discriminator Detection" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on transactions, vol. E64-E, no. 6, pp. 398-405, June 1981, doi: .
Abstract: The selection and scanning diversity effects on the error rate performance of digital FM with limiter discriminator detection in the fast Rayleigh fading signal environment are theoretically analyzed. For evaluating the average error rate with diversity, the simplified method of deriving the conditional error rate, including the effect of random FM noise, is proposed. The method is based on that the average error rate for no diversity and the conditional error rate are related to the Laplace transform in the Rayleigh fading signal environment. Then, the diversity effects are presented in the closed form expression for both symmetrical and asymmetrical fading power spectra.
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