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Abstract
Atmospheric turbulence channels experience quasi-static fading, which makes it relatively straightforward to utilize feedback information for link adaptive transmission. Applying adaptive modulation to MIMO systems can effectively mitigate the degradation of Free-Space Optical (FSO) signals under adverse turbulence conditions. In this paper, the joint influence of pointing error and Malaga distribution turbulence fading on the probability density function (PDF) of the received light intensity of a MIMO channel employing maximal ratio combining (MRC) is considered. The PDF of MRC combined channel is derived based on the moment generation function. Then, using the cumulative density function (CDF)-based method, we analyze the asymptotic spectral efficiency (SE) and average bit error rate (BER) performance of the adaptive MPSK-MIMO system under different turbulence intensities, beam waist radius, jitter standard deviation, and the number of transmit/receive apertures. In addition, we also compare the average BER performance of adaptive and non-adaptive MIMO systems with MRC receivers. Monte Carlo simulation further verifies our analysis. The derived results help quantify the diversity order of the systems we are considering.
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Fiberoptics and photonic switching;
DSL, ADSL, cable TV and their impact;
Design and Analysis Issues in Metropolitan Area Networks;
Networking Protocols;
Dynamics and Capacity Expansion of Telecommunication Systems;
Multimedia Based Systems, Their Design Configuration and Impact;
Configuration of Distributed Systems;
Pricing for Networking and Telecommunication Services;
Performance Analysis of Local Area Networks;
Distributed Group Decision Support Systems;
Configuring Telecommunication Systems with Reliability and Availability;
Cost Benefit Analysis and Economic Impact of Telecommunication Systems;
Standardization and Regulatory Issues;
Security, Privacy and Encryption in Telecommunication Systems;
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