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Bit error rate (BER), Signal to Noise Ratio (SNR) should pretty much cover that globally. Then there are the specifics like Eb/No, Symbol error rate, etc...at the channel level
Network Level: Packet loss, miss rate....
Essentially depends on your application and then you can decide on a suitable parameter. e.g. in cell phones you will use call drop rate
Bit error rate (BER), Signal to Noise Ratio (SNR) should pretty much cover that globally. Then there are the specifics like Eb/No, Symbol error rate, etc...at the channel level
Network Level: Packet loss, miss rate....
Essentially depends on your application and then you can decide on a suitable parameter. e.g. in cell phones you will use call drop rate
Eb/No (dB) = SNR (db-Hz) - R (dB bps) where R is the data rate of the channel.
They are all related from Shannon capcity theorem C=W*log_2(1+SNR) W is the bandwidth and C is channel capacity.
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