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MATLAB-PROGRAMS
In the following, a selection of MATLAB-programs (m-files) is presented, which
save the user from programming effort during the realization of the methods used
to design the model parameters of deterministic processes, and which will help him
find his way in the topic of simulation and analysis of mobile radio channel models.
MATLAB stands for matrix laboratory, an interpreter language developed by The
Math Works, Inc., for the numerical computation and visualization of matrices. The
m-files presented below require the Signal Processing Toolbox and the Optimization
Toolbox.
References on necessary subroutines (functions) and a description of the input and
output parameters of the individual programs can be found in the program header
block of each program.
At first, the m-files for the computation of the model parameters are presented
by making use of the methods describ ed in Chapter 5. Here, these methods are
subdivided depending on the type of power spectral density (Jakes/Gauss) of the
deterministic Gaussian processes to be realized. Subsequently, functions for the
time-domain simulation of various frequency-nonselective (Chapter 6) and frequency-
selective (Chapter 7) mobile radio channels are presented. Finally, further tools are
provided, with the help of which the designed channel simulators can be analysed
with respect to their statistical properties such as the probability density function,
the cumulative distribution function, the level-crossing rate, and the average duration
of fades.
%--------------------------------------------------------------------
% parameter_Jakes.m -------------------------------------------------
%
% Program for the computation of the discrete Doppler frequencies,
% Doppler coefficients and Doppler phases by using the Jakes power
% spectral density.
%
% Used m-files: LPNM_opt_Jakes.m, fun_Jakes.m,
% grad_Jakes.m, acf_mue.m
%--------------------------------------------------------------------
% [f_i_n,c_i_n,theta_i_n]=parameter_Jakes(METHOD,N_i,sigma_0_2,...
Mobile Fading Channels. Matthias P¨atzold
Copyright
2002 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.
ISBN: 0-471-49549-2