Validating the Channel Capacity in V2V Communication based on SCME Channel Model with Turbo-BLAST Coding

Alyaa Al-Barrak1; Ali

doi:10.71229/njemcs.v1i1.3

Authors

Alyaa Al-Barrak University of Baghdad
Ali Adham Iraqi Society of Engineering Management

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.71229/njemcs.v1i1.3

Keywords:

CDF, , Channel Capacity,, MIMO,, SCME,, V2V,, T-BLAST,, Wireless Communications

Abstract

This paper presents spatial channel model extended with Turbo- Bell Laboratories Layer Space-Time coding to estimate the channel capacity for a wideband Line-of-Sight Vehicle-to-Vehicle communication environment for different propagation delays. The transmitter and receiver are equipped with massive Multiple-Input and Multiple-Output antenna arrays and different scenarios. Three velocities (20, 60 and 100 km/h) and three distances between vehicles (20, 60 and 100 meters) are considered. Furthermore, the performance of the suggested model is assessed using the Transmission Rate of R bps/Hz and the Cumulative Distribution Function. The simulation tests showed acceptable results that fit the theory results, which indicate that the proposed model could be suitable to be employed as a Vehicle-to-Vehicle channel model.

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