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How to simulate capacity of Channel?
Using Shannon's limit, I have obtained the capacity. I plotted Capacity v/s SNR.
But my question is how to simulate? I want to simulate/show that above the maximum data rate, there is loss/error.
I want to simulate the way simulate BER.
Tabraiz,
Thanks for the reply.
I have figured out the capacity of fading channel mathematically. Refer Wikipedia for that purpose. You just need channel gain in Shannon's equation.
Consider I have one transmitter and one receiver. The transmitter is starting with data rate of Z bits/sec. Now how do you simulate the maximum data rate allowed for the given channel (lets say the channel is AWGN). How do you say with Z bits/sec is well below capacity without using Shannon's theorem? How do you prove the mathematics what you got /derived is right? I know that I have to start from Mutual Information but how to do I don't know.
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