Terrain dependant hop count selection for transparent relay transmissions

In this Letter, the selection of the best hop count for a particular topography, in the context of enhanced connectivity using multi-hop transparent relay communication is addressed. Based on the coefficient of variation and the terrain specific fading severity factor of the distribution, it is poss...

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Main Authors: Cibile K. Kanjirathumkal, Sameer Saheerudeen Mohammed, Lillykutty Jacob
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Wiley 2013-12-01
Series:The Journal of Engineering
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Online Access:http://digital-library.theiet.org/content/journals/10.1049/joe.2013.0153
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spelling doaj-19a5d950fa6842b595c66bf5c2c5a5612021-04-02T15:08:21ZengWileyThe Journal of Engineering2051-33052013-12-0110.1049/joe.2013.0153JOE.2013.0153Terrain dependant hop count selection for transparent relay transmissionsCibile K. Kanjirathumkal0Sameer Saheerudeen Mohammed1Lillykutty Jacob2National Institute of Technology CalicutNational Institute of Technology CalicutNational Institute of Technology CalicutIn this Letter, the selection of the best hop count for a particular topography, in the context of enhanced connectivity using multi-hop transparent relay communication is addressed. Based on the coefficient of variation and the terrain specific fading severity factor of the distribution, it is possible to estimate the optimal hop count that can provide the required performance at detector. Two distribution models, which can adequately characterise the terrain fading effects on empirical data are considered for performance comparison. The results are useful in selecting branches, with low variability and optimal hop count for connectivity, in multi-stream switched diversity combining systems.http://digital-library.theiet.org/content/journals/10.1049/joe.2013.0153fading channelssurface topographyrelay networks (telecommunication)terrain dependant hop count selectiontransparent relay transmissionmultihop transparent relay communicationterrain specific fading severity factormultistream switched diversity combining system
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author Cibile K. Kanjirathumkal
Sameer Saheerudeen Mohammed
Lillykutty Jacob
spellingShingle Cibile K. Kanjirathumkal
Sameer Saheerudeen Mohammed
Lillykutty Jacob
Terrain dependant hop count selection for transparent relay transmissions
The Journal of Engineering
fading channels
surface topography
relay networks (telecommunication)
terrain dependant hop count selection
transparent relay transmission
multihop transparent relay communication
terrain specific fading severity factor
multistream switched diversity combining system
author_facet Cibile K. Kanjirathumkal
Sameer Saheerudeen Mohammed
Lillykutty Jacob
author_sort Cibile K. Kanjirathumkal
title Terrain dependant hop count selection for transparent relay transmissions
title_short Terrain dependant hop count selection for transparent relay transmissions
title_full Terrain dependant hop count selection for transparent relay transmissions
title_fullStr Terrain dependant hop count selection for transparent relay transmissions
title_full_unstemmed Terrain dependant hop count selection for transparent relay transmissions
title_sort terrain dependant hop count selection for transparent relay transmissions
publisher Wiley
series The Journal of Engineering
issn 2051-3305
publishDate 2013-12-01
description In this Letter, the selection of the best hop count for a particular topography, in the context of enhanced connectivity using multi-hop transparent relay communication is addressed. Based on the coefficient of variation and the terrain specific fading severity factor of the distribution, it is possible to estimate the optimal hop count that can provide the required performance at detector. Two distribution models, which can adequately characterise the terrain fading effects on empirical data are considered for performance comparison. The results are useful in selecting branches, with low variability and optimal hop count for connectivity, in multi-stream switched diversity combining systems.
topic fading channels
surface topography
relay networks (telecommunication)
terrain dependant hop count selection
transparent relay transmission
multihop transparent relay communication
terrain specific fading severity factor
multistream switched diversity combining system
url http://digital-library.theiet.org/content/journals/10.1049/joe.2013.0153
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