UWB channel model Matlab script

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UWB channel model - Implementation of the IEEE 802.15.3a UWB channel model. The IEEE Multipath Channel block simulates an indoor UWB channel as described in "A Channel Model for Ultrawideband Indoor Communications" by J.R. Foerster, M. Pendergrass and A.F. Molisch, November 2003, and attempts to incorporate the processes used in their MATLAB scripts.The discrete input is convolved with a realization of the channel impulse response. This response can be one of 4 types (CM1, CM2, CM3 or CM4) described in the paper or a custom channel with user-defined parameters. Response terms that extend beyond one symbol period (ISI) are added to the output for the next symbol period.Sample time is the rate at which the discrete signal is processed through the channel. It represents the time resolution of the channel and is entered in nsec. The symbol period is the time period of each data symbol and is entered as an integral number of sample times. For example, enterSample Time: 0.02Symbol Period: 100for a signal with a symbol period of 2 nsec. and a sampling period of 20 psec. Symbols per fade refers to the number of symbol periods over which the channel does not change.Channel choices areCM1 IEEE line of sight, < 4mCM2 IEEE non-line of sight, < 4mCM3 IEEE non-line of sight, 4-10mCM4 IEEE strong dispersion, delay spread of 25 nsec.custom define pcustom manually Requirements: · MATLAB Re/MATLAB Remmunications Blockset
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