Radio Link Simulator
Keywords:
Propagation effects, DSP techniques
Abstract
The need for transmission of data over HF and VJUHF radio is increasing. There is a major disadvantage in testing the link in a field trial as propagation condition of the medium (especially HF) can be unpredictable and link condition may never again be the same. A simulator to create the atmospheric conditions, repeatably as required,to test the system behaviour is evident. The various propagation effects can be mathematically modelled, to get the signal affected by thechannel. Models for Gaussian, Rayleigh and Rice distributions and the implementation of the simulator using latest state-of-the-art DSP techniques are discussed.References
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Published
2013-04-01
How to Cite
Venkatesham, A., Ramamurthy, K., & Samvatsar, S. (2013). Radio Link Simulator. Defence Science Journal, 39(2), 157-164. https://doi.org/10.14429/dsj.39.4760
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