EE 615 Lecture 3

Nov 14, 2012

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September 14, 2006. Channel. Flat fadingTime DispersiveDeterministic ModelsStochastic ModelsChannel ModelsTapped Delay LineCOST 207Wide Sense Stationary Uncorrelated ScatteringModels including Angular Dispersion . September 14, 2006. Flat Fading Channels. Received signal:Time variation is

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