Performance of an adaptive rate modem using quasi-analytic simulation techniques
Patrick Hofstetter, Mark A. Wickert
Abstract
Patrick Hofstetter, Mark A. Wickert
Abstract
Analysis of bit error rate (BER) of a /spl pi//M-MDPSK modem in an (additive white Gaussian noise) AWGN channel using quasi-analytic simulation techniques is considered in this paper. Implementation losses, most notable at M=32 and 64, which result from practical transmit and receive filtering, can be largely overcome by increased accuracy symbol timing recovery and a fixed equalization filter.
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Analysis of bit error rate (BER) of a /spl pi//M-MDPSK modem in an (additive white Gaussian noise) AWGN channel using quasi-analytic simulation techniques is considered in this paper. Implementation losses, most notable at M=32 and 64, which result from practical transmit and receive filtering, can be largely overcome by increased accuracy symbol timing recovery and a fixed equalization filter.
Key concepts: Additive white Gaussian noise, Bit error rate, Computer science, Adaptive equalizer, Channel (broadcasting), Equalization (audio), Algorithm, White noise