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Error Probability of FSK Incoherent Diversity Reception with Fast Rice Fading

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In this paper we compute the error performanceof noncoherent detection receivers for FSK signalstransmitted over fast frequency-flat Rician fadingchannels. Linearly time-varying fading models are used to derive closed-form expressions for the errorprobability of binary FSK signaling. Error bounds areestablished for the performance of M-ary orthogonal FSK.Simulation results are in excellent agreement with analytical predictions.

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Vitetta, G.M., Mengali, U. & Taylor, D.P. Error Probability of FSK Incoherent Diversity Reception with Fast Rice Fading. International Journal of Wireless Information Networks 6, 107–118 (1999). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1018891619167

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