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By reducing the transmitting power at the base station and expanding the coverage range of wireless communication, cooperative communication has turned into a higher imperative. This article evaluates the outage probability, average symbol error rate (ASER) for coherent as well as noncoherent modulation pattern, ergodic capacity and throughput of a multihop communication technique over the Fisher–Snedecor  F  fading channels. The multihop transmission scheme utilises a source, a set of relays and the destination node. The intervening relays of the system are regenerative with decode and forward type. Each hop of the system undergoes Fisher–Snedecor  F  fading channels. The MGF-based approach is used to derive the ASER of the system. The outage probability and ASER performance upgrade with the advancement of fading parameter as well as shadowing parameter of the channel. The ergodic capacity decreases with the improvement in shadowing parameter and the number of hops. The throughput of the system rises in connection with the reduction of total hops. Simulations validate the correctness of the numerically appraised results.

Performance analysis of multihop wireless systems with decode and forward relays over Fisher– Snedecor F fading channels