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    Question about SNR calculation in Matlab coding

    Re: SNR and Coding Good question!!!!
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    what is the different between cdma and wcdma

    difference between cdma and wcdma planning actually why do you guys call wcdma to be an evolution of gsm..there is a big difference in the multiple access..in gsm a user's bw is in the order of say 20khz. But in WCDMA its in the order of MHz..am i right?
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    Scalar and Vector Gaussian MIMO Wireless Channel

    Hi MAK, Very nice explanation!! Actually how did u put in latex equations in u'r post.. will be useful thx
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    Looking for job in the field of multiuser mimo (USA)

    Re: wireless jobs oh..I am looking for a job in US.
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    Looking for job in the field of multiuser mimo (USA)

    wireless jobs Do you guys know of any job openings in the field of multiuser mimo, ofdm. I am mostly interested in jobs with theoretical emphasis... thanks for the help!
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    communication in aeroplanes

    how do planes communicates to the ground station: thru satellite?
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    What is the typical no of tx-rx antennas for WiMAX ?

    I am wondering whether WimAX is an alternative to cellular systems ? What is the typical no of tx-rx antennas for wimax.. what are the standards being developed... 802.16 e, j anything else ?
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    why do we need carrier modulation

    why do we need to do modulation Why is modulation required from an antenna perspective. I know the antenna size should be in the order of the carrier wavelength. Thats why we go for higher frequencies. Is there any power connotation to that : like higher frequencies require less power ?
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    unable to solve this problem - (access points & handoff)

    Re: unable to solve this problem - (access points & hand Here is my solution steps. 1. Mark the points on the plane. It has 4 quadrants. (AP1 on y-axis and AP-2 on x-axis). 2. The problem is to find regions on that space where BER is more than 10%. 3. Choose any point on the plane. Find...
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    rayleigh fading and AWGN

    Please understand... What is the source of noise? the noise is due to thermal noise at the receivers. the reason..receive antennas respond to the electromagnetic waves which may vary slightly. i think it is called shot noise. But amplifier noise is the main one where external temperature...
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    capacity achieving codes

    I would like to gain more perspectives on how Shannon's great challenge was solved. What is special about the Turbo Codes? Why do we need coded modulation?
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    BER for M array orthogonal signal

    @sohilitri Well, it is not neccesarily true that MSB error prob is less than LSB error probability. Consider QPSK or 4-QAM as shown in the following. 00 01 10 11 Here both LSB and MSB error are equiprobable. Then what is the significance of the symbol to bit encoding? Well, to making...
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    BER for M array orthogonal signal

    any random bit to symbol encoding will suffice because there is no nearest neighbor concept in orthogonal constellations unlike mqam or mpsk.
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    anybody interested in cooperative communication and relaying

    Re: anybody interested in cooperative communication and rela does relaying have any realistic chance of getting standarized for Wimax? Seems intel is into Wimax bigtime.

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