Matlab simulation: the program [3]

clear;
clc;
N=5000; %Number of paths
t=0.0001:10/N:10; %Time range
fc=900*10.^6; %Carrier frequency
wc=2*pi*fc;
v=30/3600; %Receiver speed[km/h]
c=300*10^3; %Light speed
wm=wc*(v/c); %Maximum shift
fm=wm/(2*pi); %Doppler shift
for i=1:N
A(i)=(2*pi/N)*i; %Azimuthal angles
wn(i)=wm*cos(A(i));
O(i)=(pi*i)/(N+1);
xc(i)=2*cos(wn(i)*t(i)).*cos(O(i))+cos(wm*t(i));
xs(i)=2*cos(wn(i)*t(i)).*sin(O(i));
T(i)=(1/(2*N+1)^0.5).*(xc(i)+j*xs(i));%Complex envelope
end
M=mean(abs(T)); %Mean
MdB=20*log10(M);
TdB=floor(20*log10(abs(T))); %Field [dB]
z1=hist(abs(T));
z=hist(TdB,9);
n=0;
for k=1:9
n=n+z(k);
end
for j=1:9
P(j)=z(j)/n;
end
f(1)=P(1);
for x=2:9
f(x)=f(x-1)+P(x);
F(10-x)=f(x);
end
plot(z1) %Distribution chart
title('Rayleigh’s distribution');
pause
semilogy(t,abs(T)/max(abs(T)),'r') %Fading graphic
title('Received field');
ylabel('Received field intensity');
xlabel('time');
grid on
pause
loglog(100*F,'m');%Indicates the probability of exceed a given
attenuation
title('Probability of exceed a given attenuation (%)');

Bosch, F – 220976 – Rev.:0002 – Lang=Eng -2001