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H Is A Complex Number Whose Magnitude - H - Is The Attenuation of The

Channel gain captures the phase shift and attenuation of a signal as it travels through a channel from transmitter to receiver. The channel gain h is a complex number where the magnitude |h| represents signal attenuation and the angle ∠h represents phase shift. For this purpose, |h|2 can be considered equivalent to pathloss.

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H Is A Complex Number Whose Magnitude - H - Is The Attenuation of The

Channel gain captures the phase shift and attenuation of a signal as it travels through a channel from transmitter to receiver. The channel gain h is a complex number where the magnitude |h| represents signal attenuation and the angle ∠h represents phase shift. For this purpose, |h|2 can be considered equivalent to pathloss.

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Channel gain:
a. The signal undergoes a phase shift because of the time it take to travel
to the receiver, this is captured by the channel gain. The channel gain
h is a complex number whose magnitude |h| is the attenuation of the
signal and angle h is the phase shift of the signal at a given time
| h |2
instant. So for my purpose, is the same as the pathloss.

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