Do you know any statistical models for OFDM alternative to Gaussian?

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Afaq Ahmad

Dear Dr. Adam Rudziński, I think the paper accessible via the link below may help you.

http://arxiv.org/pdf/0712.0042.pdf

Adam Rudziński

Dear Dr. Ahmad, thank you for the link, but if I understand the paper correctly, they use Gaussian model for [a single] OFDM signal.

Dear Dr. Adam Rudziński, I will search and if I will get an alternative (other than Gaussian) model I will send you the link.

Vijay kumar Chakka

Hi,

In my opinion, As the block size of FFT is increases ( tends to infinity), The resultant

OFDM signal distribution tends to Gaussian . In finite length cases it would be an approximation only