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Study of Nakagami m parameter in mobile wide band channel-case of no line of sight
In wide-band mobile communication systems, the received signal-level variation characteristics are different from those in narrow-band systems. To express the variation from narrow-band to wide-band transmissions, a new propagation parameter was proposed called "equivalent received bandwidth", which is the product of receiver bandwidth 2/spl Delta/f and maximum difference in path lengths /spl Delta/L/sub max/. On the other hand, Nakagami-m (1960) distribution offers a more flexible distribution of received signal-level variations in narrowband mobile channels. Therefore, we have expressed the level variation in narrow and wide band using the Nakagami-m distribution as function of 2/spl Delta/f/spl Delta/L/sub max/, and evaluated the distribution by computer simulation.