Channel Modeling and Simulation in Wireless Communications
A special issue of Sensors (ISSN 1424-8220). This special issue belongs to the section "Communications".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (30 May 2022) | Viewed by 3231
Special Issue Editors
Interests: wireless communication; channel modeling; machine learning
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Interests: software defined networks; machine learning for wireless networks; Internet protocols; 5G; 6G cellular networks
Interests: generation and utilization of electromagnetic waves; millimeter-wave communications; THz radiation; MIMO systems; radar technology
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Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
Electromagnetic waves propagate through environments where they are reflected, scattered, and diffracted by walls, buildings, and other objects. Theoretically, the detailed analysis of such a propagation may be performed by a solution of Maxwell’s equations with corresponding boundary conditions that characterize the propagation environment. Nevertheless, these calculations are difficult, and the precise values of the required parameters are often non-available. Practically, different approximations for propagation modeling have been developed for a variety of different frequencies and communication scenarios.
The statistical simulation of communication scenarios is a common practice for an algorithm performance analysis and a further design of communication systems. Such simulations are typically tightly related to a channel model and reflect channel variability over time.
This Special Issue is addressed to all types of channel modeling and simulation for future wireless communications.
Dr. Dima Bykhovsky
Dr. Yoram Haddad
Prof. Dr. Yosef Pinhasi
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- channel modeling
- wireless communication
- fading channel
- propagation modeling
- channel measurement
- channel simulator
- link budget
- multi-path
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