The Wide-Sense Stationary Uncorrelated Scattering （WSSUS） model has long been viewed as a basic channel model to describe the fading dispersive channel. But non- WSSUS models have more universal applicability when t...The Wide-Sense Stationary Uncorrelated Scattering （WSSUS） model has long been viewed as a basic channel model to describe the fading dispersive channel. But non- WSSUS models have more universal applicability when the wireless mobile channel with broadband is studied with finer and more detailed knowledge of propagation environments. So the four-Dimension （4-D） characteristics of channel, namely time, lag, frequency, and Doppler, should be studied together. In this paper, Wigner-Ville distribution of Time-Frequency （TF） domain is introduced to analyze channel in which the incidence rays are non-stationary and correlated with each other. Several channel models, according to different move modes of incidence rays, with time-varying Doppler shift are designed and 4-D Local Scattering Function （LSF） are computed and simulated respectively. Our simulation results show the LSF present asymmetric and non-periodic TF distri- bution for some symmetric and periodic move modes of incidence rays.展开更多
文摘The Wide-Sense Stationary Uncorrelated Scattering （WSSUS） model has long been viewed as a basic channel model to describe the fading dispersive channel. But non- WSSUS models have more universal applicability when the wireless mobile channel with broadband is studied with finer and more detailed knowledge of propagation environments. So the four-Dimension （4-D） characteristics of channel, namely time, lag, frequency, and Doppler, should be studied together. In this paper, Wigner-Ville distribution of Time-Frequency （TF） domain is introduced to analyze channel in which the incidence rays are non-stationary and correlated with each other. Several channel models, according to different move modes of incidence rays, with time-varying Doppler shift are designed and 4-D Local Scattering Function （LSF） are computed and simulated respectively. Our simulation results show the LSF present asymmetric and non-periodic TF distri- bution for some symmetric and periodic move modes of incidence rays.
