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—In recent years, Bussgang’s theorem has proven useful when studying and optimizing peak-power constrained OFDM-based amplify-and-forward (AF) networks. For the variable-gain (VG) scenario, Bussgang’s theorem can be applied at the relay without taking into consideration the instantaneous behavior of the channel. This significantly improves the math- ematical tractability of performance evaluation. For fixed-gain (FG) relaying, this is not necessarily the case, and we must also ensure that a s...
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- 2017-05-05
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- 2017-01-27
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0536-1486
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pubs:680209
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Applying Bussgang's Theorem to fixed-gain OFDM-based relay networks: A profile decay analysis
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