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Extended η-μ Fading Models

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Gustavo Rodrigues de Lima Tejerina *
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Carlos Rafael Nogueira da Silva
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Michel Daoud Yacoub
DOI:10.1109/TWC.2020.3019656delete
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This article proposes an extension to the eta-mu fading model by including a parameter that quantifies the clustering imbalance between in-phase and quadrature components. The inclusion of such a parameter renders the model enormously flexible, extending its reach of application in a wider range of scenarios. Despite the inclusion of an additional parameter, the equations obtained remain as mathematically tractable as those for the original eta-mu model. Several new closed-form expressions for important statistics are then obtained, including: (i) probability density functions for both envelope and phase; (ii) cumulative distribution functions for both envelope and phase; (iii) arbitrary moments for the envelope; (iv) moment generating function for the envelope; (v) average bit error rate for coherent binary systems; (v) level crossing rate, average fading duration, and phase crossing rate; and (vi) several other joint distributions encompassing envelope, phase, and their respective time derivatives. It is noteworthy that many of the closed-form formulations presented here are not available even for the simple eta-mu model.
Keywords:
Fading channels
Probability density function
Mathematical model
Wireless communication
Correlation
Closed-form solutions
Bit error rate
Fading channel
short-term fading
wireless channel
multipath
dominant wave
power imbalance
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IEEE Transactions on Wireless Communications cover
IEEE Transactions on Wireless Communications
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universidade estadual de campinas
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