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A new finger replacement technique which is applicable for RAKE receivers inthe soft handover (SHO) region has been proposed and studied in [1], [2] underthe ideal assumption that the fading is both independent and identicallydistributed from path to path. To supplement our previous work, we present ageneral comprehensive framework for the performance assessment of the proposedfinger replacement schemes operating over independent and non-identicallydistributed (i.n.d.) faded paths. To accomplish this object, we derive newclosed-form expressions for the target key statistics which are composed ofi.n.d. exponential random variables. With these new expressions, theperformance analysis of various wireless communication systems over morepractical environments can be possible.

Technical Report: Finger Replacement Schemes for RAKE Receivers in the Soft Handover Region with Multiple BSs over I.N.D. Fading Channels