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Using Laplace transforms to compute performance of mobile radio links

This paper reviews progress in developing a mathematical framework to evaluate the performance of mobile radio links. It takes into account multi-ray multipath fading with Rician or Nakagami probability density, lognormal shadowing and path loss of wanted and interfering transmitters, additive white Gaussian noise, man-made burst noise and discontinuous transmission. The method uses Laplace transforms of the PDF of the power of each interfering signal. This method is computationally efficient and allows inclusion of a wide range of link aspects. We also show that, in contrast to common belief, it is not realistic to approximate the Rician fading of the wanted signal by a Nakagami model. New results are given for microcells along highways.