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    Capacity of AF and DF

    i cant seem to get my simulation right. having trouble in the conversion of dB to Watts and back. if i want to calculate the capacity of af and df then the formula would be: C_af = W/2 * log2(1+ SNRsd + ((SNRsr*SNRrd)/(SNRsr+SNRrd+1))) C_df = w/2 * min{log2(1 + SNRsr), log2(1 + SNRsd + SNRrd)}...
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    Calculating diversity gain

    how do you calculate the diversity gain of amplify-and-forward relays and decode-and-forward relay?
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    Probability of correct reception of packet in AdDF

    hello, can anybody tell me what is the function/formula for the probability of a packet in a adaptive decode and forward based relay. i am trying to determine the end to end throughput of a relay based network using adaptive decode and forward protocol. thanks.
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    Noise Variance N0 of AWGN

    i agree thanks :-)
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    Noise Variance N0 of AWGN

    no i understand it, its jus that in the matlab program would i consider it fixed or varying randomly
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    Noise Variance N0 of AWGN

    thank you for the reply. however i am working on relay selection based on hybrid forwarding schemes such as AF and DF. The calculation I mentioned earlier is only a part of the over all code. This is the formula that I wish to simulate: SNR_af = ((P1*|h_sd|^2)/N0) +...
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    Noise Variance N0 of AWGN

    Hi, I am trying to calculate the SNR from the source to the destination of a Rayleigh flat-fading channel with AWGN using the following formula: SNR = (P*(h_sd^2))/N0; where P=transmit power h_sd=channel gain N0=noise variance I know the transmit power is going to be a...
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    Channel Coefficients and Path Loss

    thanks for the reply. so by the COST-231 do u mean the COST Hata Model. Hata Model for Urban Areas - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia i notice that the path loss will be in dB. so if i have the snr(dB) at the receiver, do i just subtract the path loss from it provided the snr is calculated...
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    Channel Coefficients and Path Loss

    hi, im trying to model a rayleigh fading channel with AWGN for a hybrid relay forwarding scheme. i have generated the channel coefficients then it hit me that I didn't include any measure for the path loss as the signal propagates. i am using matlab and generated the coefficients (h) and...

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