The phrase "accumulated interference" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the buildup of disruptions or obstacles, particularly in fields like communication, psychology, or technology.
Example: "The accumulated interference from various sources made it difficult to maintain a clear signal during the transmission."
Alternatives: "cumulative disruption" or "gathered interference".
In Equation 1, I is the accumulated interference power at the receiver given by I = ∑ m = 1 M B m I m.
In the underlay model, secondary users are allowed to access the channel only if their transmissions do not cause intolerable (accumulated) interference at the primary receivers.
Therefore, the complex accumulated interference caused by co-channel CR transmissions can be converted into a single CR communication pair, which simplifies the assumption.
Some optimize link-based metrics, for example, minimizing accumulated interference among links [8, 9] and maximizing weighted sum of simultaneously active links [10].
In [17], we developed a communication-aware route selection strategy for static nodes which incorporated the inherent uncertainty in the performance of realistic wireless communication links due to noise, fading, and accumulated interference among the nodes.
On the other hand, spectrum avoidance-based schemes have a limited spectral attenuation, which can hardly eliminate the accumulated interference from multiple UWB sensors to other networks [21, 22].
(19) also implies that the accumulated residual interference from all the ELs may dramatically reduce the BL's performance.
Disengagement from the flanker should then be facilitated, less time spent at the flanker, less competing flanker activation accumulated, and interference reduced by positive affect.
Furthermore, imperfections like additive noise, an imperfect channel estimation, errors accumulated during successive interference cancellation and a non-ideal projection of the constellation into the orthogonal subspace of interference are assumed in this simulator.
The interference accumulated at the typical destination in the second subperiod is denoted as (mathcal {tilde I}_{o}), and it is given in (39).
When the accelerometer is not stationary or the magnetometer is exposed to interferences, the accumulated errors by the gyroscope measurement noise and the absolute attitude angles from magnetometer/accelerometer could provide an incorrect estimation on the heading angle.
