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*   Python Module for Rayleigh Fading Channel Simulations *
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*   Author: Daryl Wasden                                  *
*   Date Created: 11/10/10                                *
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*   Note: If you find this code useful, I would like to   *
*   hear from you and know how you are using it. You can  *
*   send me email at wasden <at> ece.utah.edu             *
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Unzip the files into your python directory. Then, use the
following commands to perform the simulation...

# Import that package
>>> import fadesim

# Initialize the channel
>>> fadesim.init_fading_channel(M,Fd,Fs,N,seed1,seed2)
# M is the number of channel taps
# Fd is the maximum doppler frequency
# Fs is the sampling rate
# N is the number of multipath signals (>=4)
# seed1 is a random seed value
# seed2 is a random seed value

# Advance the simulation
>>> fadesim.advance_fading_channel() 

# Read the channel taps in the form of a numpy array
>>> fadesim.get_fading_taps()

# Repeat the above two commands repeated to simulate 
# the fade and obtain successive samples of the taps.

