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匮@W岭硐噙归或C\邸鹦 • Linear time-variant channel model ✓Channel Impulse Response ✓Time-Variant Transfer Function ✓Doppler Spread Function ✓Delay-Doppler spread function Impulse response h(r,t) Delay-Doppler Transfer function spread H(r,v) H(f ,t) Doppler spread H(f ,v) Example 2.11 LTV Channel Model Consider an LTV channel with impulse response given by Where T = 0.1 ms, and (a) Find the channel time-variant transfer function and the Doppler spread function (b) Given that the transmitted signal is Where T。=0.025ms, find the received signal in the absence of background noise. Example 2.11 LTV Channel Model Consider an LTV channel with impulse response given by Where T = 0.1 ms, and (c) Repeat part (b) if the transmitted signal is Where T1=0.05ms (d) What do you observe from the results of parts (b) and (c) ? When the channel changes with time randomly, the channel functions are random processed and are difficult to characterize. Under the assumption that the random processes have zero mean, we are interested in the correlation functions of the random processes. For simplicity of analysis, we assume that (a) The channel impulse response is a wide-sense stationary (WSS) process (b) The channel impulses at and are uncorrelated if for any t A channel under assumptions (a) and (b) is said to be a wide-sense stationary uncorrelated scattering (WSSUS) channel. DIT 了u 一0一~,,一口守－嘈,,_叩一 --一--一，， ( 2.3.1 Delay Power Spectral Density ) ( 2.3.2 Frequency and Time Correlation Fu