Relation between Signal to Noise ratio and Logical Interference

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Hi there, I want to modify a equation which is written for Singal to Noise Ratio. Now I want to change for logical interference. But I could not find any reliable source of explanation, " what is the relation between SNR/SINR and interference(Logical/Physical)?"
 
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Hello md.kamal1262,

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md.kamal1262 said:
Hi there, I want to modify a equation which is written for Singal to Noise Ratio. Now I want to change for logical interference. But I could not find any reliable source of explanation, " what is the relation between SNR/SINR and interference(Logical/Physical)?"

It kind of depends on what type of system you're working with.

Here is a place to start.

http://www.telecomhall.com/what-is-ecio-and-ebno.aspx

That gives you an explanation of [itex]E_c/I_0[/itex]. But after that you want to consider whether the interference from other cells/base stations/NodeB/access points are also being considered as "interference." Then, you'll still need to consider whether the receiver's internal thermal noise is considered too. They all take different forms of "[itex]E_c/I_0[/itex]" such as [itex]E_c/I_{0r}[/itex], [itex]E_c/\hat I_{0r}[/itex]. Of course, even that notation depends on the standard/technology in question.