In this letter, capitalising on a recently presented expression for the joint probability density function of the Weibull fading statistical model, a novel closed-form expression is derived for the average output signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) of an L-branch receiver employing equal-gain combining (EGC). The obtained expression includes the case of correlative fading with arbitrary correlation among the input branches, as well as non-identical fading statistics. Numerical results depict the effects of the fading severity, the fading correlation and the number of diversity branches, on EGC performance. An interesting outcome is that the average output SNR is not a clear and meaningful measure for the EGC receivers performance, when these operat...
In this paper, performance analysis of diversity technique with equal gain combining method (EGC)...
Abstract — The problem of analyzing the performance of switch and stay combing (SSC) diversity recei...
Original scientific paper This paper focuses on performance analysis of dual-branch selection combin...
Abstract-The performance of L-branch equal-gain combining (EGC) and maximal-ratio combining (MRC) re...
Abstract — Motivated by the suitability of the Weibull distri-bution to model multipath fading chann...
We present a moments-based approach to the performance analysis of L-branch equal-gain combining and...
Abstract—Previous studies have addressed with the perfor-mance analysis of-branch equal gain combini...
Abstract — We study the performance of a dual-branch SC receivers over correlated Weibull fading cha...
Abstract—The performance of selection combining (SC) receivers oper-ating over independent, but not ...
Abstract—Ascertaining the importance of the dual selection combining (SC) receivers and the suitabil...
Novel expressions for the average symbol error probability (ASEP) in switched and stay combining rec...
Abstract—In mobile radio systems, antenna diversity is used to combat fading and reduce the impact o...
A recently proposed fading model which can be used to describe both line-of-sight and non-line-of-s...
Abstract: A closed formulation for the evaluation of the error probability of L-branches Equal-Gain...
versus normalized envelope level for a dual-branch SC (selection combining) receiver are discussed i...
In this paper, performance analysis of diversity technique with equal gain combining method (EGC)...
Abstract — The problem of analyzing the performance of switch and stay combing (SSC) diversity recei...
Original scientific paper This paper focuses on performance analysis of dual-branch selection combin...
Abstract-The performance of L-branch equal-gain combining (EGC) and maximal-ratio combining (MRC) re...
Abstract — Motivated by the suitability of the Weibull distri-bution to model multipath fading chann...
We present a moments-based approach to the performance analysis of L-branch equal-gain combining and...
Abstract—Previous studies have addressed with the perfor-mance analysis of-branch equal gain combini...
Abstract — We study the performance of a dual-branch SC receivers over correlated Weibull fading cha...
Abstract—The performance of selection combining (SC) receivers oper-ating over independent, but not ...
Abstract—Ascertaining the importance of the dual selection combining (SC) receivers and the suitabil...
Novel expressions for the average symbol error probability (ASEP) in switched and stay combining rec...
Abstract—In mobile radio systems, antenna diversity is used to combat fading and reduce the impact o...
A recently proposed fading model which can be used to describe both line-of-sight and non-line-of-s...
Abstract: A closed formulation for the evaluation of the error probability of L-branches Equal-Gain...
versus normalized envelope level for a dual-branch SC (selection combining) receiver are discussed i...
In this paper, performance analysis of diversity technique with equal gain combining method (EGC)...
Abstract — The problem of analyzing the performance of switch and stay combing (SSC) diversity recei...
Original scientific paper This paper focuses on performance analysis of dual-branch selection combin...