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8. Change the number of decimal places used in the Hole Table from two places to three. You can do this in the PropertyManager. 9. Deselect the Hide Hole Centers option in the Visibility panel. 10. Select the Combine same sizes option in the PropertyManager. This demonstrates a much cleaner table and would be a good thing to have in the tutorial. 11. Save the drawing.

The transaction is initiated by a submitted query, batch, or stored procedure, as shown in Figure 51-5. 2. The code issues a begin transaction command. Even when the DML command is a stand-alone command without a begin transaction and commit transaction, it is still handled as a transaction.

destination). However, we distinguish different cases with respect to knowledge of CSIT, i.e., CSI that is available at the relays. Depending on the type of CSIT, different transmission schemes can be used: Full CSIT available: relays know both amplitude and phase of the channel to the destination. In that case, virtual beamforming, similar to maximum-ratio transmission in a multiple-antenna system, can be used. This method ensures the maximum SNR at the RX for a given sum power expenditure at the relays. This case will be discussed in Section 22.3.2. Amplitude CSIT available: in that case, the relays know the amplitude (strength) of the channel to the destination, but not the phase. In this case, the best strategy (for a sum-power constraint) is to select a single relay that provides the best transmission quality (see Section 22.3.1). No CSIT available: in this case, the relays can transmit Space Time (ST) encoded versions of the data packet they act like antennas in a transmit-diversity system without CSIT (see Section 22.3.3). Alternatively, the relays can send out incremental-redundancy encoded bits of the same codeword (see Section 22.3.4). Note that for a sum-power constraint, the SNR for space time codes is worse than for relay selection: transmit diversity provides an effective channel whose SNR is the average of the individual relay-destination channels, while relay selection provides a channel with an SNR that is the maximum of that of the individual channels. Average CSIT available: in this case, only the mean channel gain but not the instantaneous realization is available. This case is interesting because average CSIT can be acquired much more easily than instantaneous CSIT, particularly in fast-varying channels. Modi cations of the no-CSIT schemes can be used.

Phase noise of the transmitter and receiver: phase noise, which stems from inaccuracies in the oscillator, leads to deviation of the LO signal from its nominal, strictly sinusoidal shape. The distribution of phase noise is typically Gaussian, and is further characterized by its power-spectral density. Essentially, a narrow spectrum means that phase only changes very slowly, which can be more easily compensated by various receiver algorithms. The effect of phase noise is a spilling of the spectrum of subcarrier signals into adjacent subcarriers, and thus ICI. Example 19.2 Consider a system with a 5-MHz bandwidth, 128 tones, and a cyclic pre x that is 40 samples long. It operates in a channel with an exponential Power Delay Pro le (PDP), rms = 1 s, rms = 500 Hz, and an ES /N0 of 10 dB. What is the Signal-to-Interference-andNoise Ratio (SINR) at the receiver How do results change when the cyclic pre x is shortened to 12 samples In a rst step, we need to nd the sampled delay cross power spectral density. For a bandwidth of 5 MHz, the sampling interval is 200 ns. Therefore, the rms delay spread is ve samples, and the sampled PDP is described as exp( k/5). The Doppler spectrum is assumed to have a Gaussian shape. Assuming furthermore that the Doppler spectrum is independent of delay, we obtain: R(k, l) = exp( k/5) exp l2 2 10,0002 (19.25)

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