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Great answer, thanks for sharing.
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good paper
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Nice paper!
Hi P.Shih, good paper! With OFDM as a special case of WPM, the same method can be used to quickly calculate OFDM BER performance in slow selective fading channel, right?
Hi balasubramanian, thanks for the positive feedback. Yes, OFDM BER can be calculated from the formula as well. When I get time I can put together a xls to do so.