Lecture

Fading Channels: Model & Performance

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Description

This lecture covers the concept of fading channels in wireless communication, discussing the models and performance metrics. It explains the impact of fading on wireless receivers, diversity techniques, carrier frequency, and the speed of light. The lecture delves into the design fundamentals of digital systems and VLSI, highlighting the challenges posed by fading channels and the importance of diversity. It also explores the attenuation and phase shift effects in wireless communication.

Instructor

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Official source

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