Design of Underwater Acoustic Communication System Based on OFDM
Weiwei Kan, Jue Wang, Haifeng Zhou, Xu Chen
Abstract
Weiwei Kan, Jue Wang, Haifeng Zhou, Xu Chen
Abstract
Orthogonal frequency division multiplexing (OFD-M) has the advantages of resisting frequency selective fading and narrow-band interference. In this paper, we apply the OFDM technique to the design of underwater acoustic communication system, where the cyclic prefix interval is carefully designed to overcome inter-symbol interference caused by underwater multipath propagation. Via Matlab simulations, we show that the OFDM system can efficiently eliminate multipath interference in underwater acoustic communications. Our results confirm that the OFDM-based transmission technologies can support high speed data transmission in the field of underwater communications.
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Orthogonal frequency division multiplexing (OFD-M) has the advantages of resisting frequency selective fading and narrow-band interference. In this paper, we apply the OFDM technique to the design of underwater acoustic communication system, where the cyclic prefix interval is carefully designed to overcome inter-symbol interference caused by underwater multipath propagation. Via Matlab simulations, we show that the OFDM system can efficiently eliminate multipath interference in underwater acoustic communications. Our results confirm that the OFDM-based transmission technologies can support high speed data transmission in the field of underwater communications.
Key concepts: Orthogonal frequency-division multiplexing, Underwater acoustic communication, Cyclic prefix, Multipath propagation, Multipath interference, Underwater, Computer science, Interference (communication)