Bit error rate of DQPSK signals in slow Nakagami fading

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A new expression for the bit error rate of DQPSK signals operating in slow Nakagami fading additive white Gaussian noise is derived. The proposed formula can be easily computed numerically, and, hence, can be usefully exploited in the performance evaluation of digital mobile radio systems.

Inspec keywords: fading; mobile radio systems; digital radio systems; phase shift keying; error statistics

Other keywords: DQPSK signals; slow Nakagami fading; performance evaluation; bit error rate; additive white Gaussian noise; digital mobile radio systems

Subjects: Modulation and coding methods; Mobile radio systems; Radiowave propagation

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