Sentence examples for the diversity techniques from inspiring English sources
Recently, in wireless mobile communication system, the diversity techniques have been used to combat multipath fading and multiuser interference[3].
The two main goals of the diversity techniques are upgrading the transmission reliability without increasing transmission power and bandwidth and increasing the channel capacity.
Contrary to [9] and [10], in which the authors focus on the diversity techniques, we focus on utilising the spatial multiplexing gain in CSMA/CA-based systems.
To apply the diversity technique, it is convenient to consider the signals in the frequency domain.
To ensure suitable weighting and coherent signal addition we combine the diversity technique with the LMS approach to process the signals of the different microphones.
In summary, the fusion strategy is more suitable when the graph connectivity is low, while the diversity technique is a better candidate if poor link quality is the main bottleneck.
The crop diversity techniques described in this paper have been listed by the Yunnan Provincial Government as a key strategy to boost food production and is applied to 1.5 Mha per year, according to Provincial Government statistics.
By employing the spatial diversity techniques, multiple transmit antenna arrays are known to perform better than the conventional single transmit antenna because the effects of multipath fading channels and interference can be more effectively exploited [1, 2].
Although the estimation errors have modified the optimum value of θ, the use of the modulation diversity technique have improved the performance of the QPSK system (f D =100 Hz) when compared to conventional systems (i.e., systems that do not use this technique, or 0.0 °), as can be seen in Figure 16a.
To the best of authors' knowledge, the performance of the modulation diversity technique has not been evaluated considering the κ-μ fading model.
The modulation diversity technique mitigates the effects of the multipath fading in the transmitted signals.
