N. Chatzidiamantis, H. Sandalidis, G. Karagiannidis, S. Kotsopoulos, M. Matthaiou
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New results on turbulence modeling for free-space optical systems
In this paper, we propose a statistical channel model, named as Double-Weibull, to describe the irradiance fluctuations in moderate and strong turbulence for free-space optical (FSO) systems. The proposed stochastic model is based on the scintillation theory and derived via the product of two Weibull random variables. Closed-form expressions of probability and cumulative density functions are provided in terms of Meijer's G-function. We also compare the new model with the classical gamma-gamma model and assess their accuracy via a set of simulations when both plane and spherical waves are considered. We finally evaluate the performance of an FSO system over the Double-Weibull turbulence channel and derive closed-form expressions for the bit-error rate, assuming intensity-modulation/direct detection with On-Off keying, and the outage probability.