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On the effect of outdated channel estimation in variable gain relaying error performance and papr

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Abstract For the conventional three-node amplify-andforward (AF) relaying setup, we investigate the effect of imperfect channel state information (CSI) at the relay on the overall performance. In particular, we consider variable gain (a.k.a, CSIassisted) AF relaying and derive expressions for the outage and the error probability for the case where the relay gain is adjusted based on outdated estimates of the source-relay channel, when operating over Nakagami-mfading. For the case of Rayleigh fading in the source-relay link, we show that the results can be extended to the versatile case of imperfect CSI, where the estimation error is caused either by additive white Gaussian noise or by quantization noise. The obtained expressions are functions of the correlation coefficient between the actual source relay channel and its corresponding estimate. We also optimize the power allocation for minimization of the outage probability under a total transmits power constraint.

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    On the Effect of Outdated Channel Estimation in Variable Gain

    Relaying: Error Performance and PAPR

    Abstract

    For the conventional three-node amplify-andforward (AF) relaying setup, we

    investigate the effect of imperfect channel state information (CSI) at the relay on the

    overall performance. In particular, we consider variable gain (a.k.a, CSIassisted) AF

    relaying and derive expressions for the outage and the error probability for the case

    where the relay gain is adjusted based on outdated estimates of the source-relay

    channel, when operating over Nakagami-mfading. For the case of Rayleigh fading in

    the source-relay link, we show that the results can be extended to the versatile case of

    imperfect CSI, where the estimation error is caused either by additive white Gaussian

    noise or by quantization noise. The obtained expressions are functions of the correlation

    coefficient between the actual source relay channel and its corresponding estimate. We

    also optimize the power allocation for minimization of the outage probability under a

    total transmits power constraint. Numerical results reveal a considerable degradation of

    the overall performance, when CSI acquisition is not perfect. Moreover, it is shown that

    the average relay transmit power is affected when the CSI is outdated, a fact which

    impacts the design of variable gain relaying in practice. Since outdated CSI leads to

    fluctuations of the relay transmit power, we derive expressions for the complementary

    cumulative distribution function (CCDF) of the peak-to-average-power ratio (PAPR) at

    the relay.

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