fadingoccurs
Fadingoccurs is a term used in telecommunications to describe the variation in received signal strength that can occur in wireless channels. It refers to time- and frequency-dependent fluctuations of signal amplitude and phase caused by the propagation environment. Fadingoccurs is not a single event but a family of phenomena that can degrade link performance if not addressed.
The primary causes are multipath propagation, shadowing by obstacles, and motion that introduces Doppler shifts. These
Common statistical models used to describe fading processes include Rayleigh fading for heavy multipath without a
Mitigation techniques include diversity methods (spatial, temporal, or frequency), equalization, forward error correction with interleaving, adaptive
Fadingoccurs is relevant across cellular networks, Wi-Fi, satellite links, and any wireless system where the channel