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Instantaneous receives SNR

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please somebody explain me that if the channel is Rayleigh faded than Instantaneous receives SNR is exponential distributed wit some mean.

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If you look in the book of David Tse, Fundamentals of wireless communications.

instantaneous SNR is defined as, |h|^2 SNR, therefore if we take square of Rayleigh it becomes exponential distribution therefore the overal instantaneous recieved SNR becomes exp. with mean SNR.

hope this helps.
 

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Thanks for you reply but

As for as I know SNR is the ratio between Signal Power and Noise Power than y we multiply it with |h|^2 why not only with "|h|"
 

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