Rician fading
Rician fading noun: fading due to multipath propagation where there is one dominant line-of-sight signal component.
Noun
Rician fading (uncountable)
- Fading due to multipath propagation where there is one dominant line-of-sight signal component.
Forms of Rician fading
| alternative form | Ricean fading |
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Origin of Rician fading
Named after Stephen O. Rice.
Questions about Rician fading
- What does Rician fading mean?
- Rician fading means fading due to multipath propagation where there is one dominant line-of-sight signal component.
- What part of speech is Rician fading?
- Rician fading is a noun.
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