Error performance analysis of a jointly optimal single-cochannel-interferer BPSK receiver

An analytical solution is derived for the average error-rate performance of a jointly optimal binary phase-shift keying receiver operating in the presence of one cochannel interferer and additive white Gaussian noise. The solution takes different analytical forms, depending on the region of signal-to-interference ratio. The regions depend, in turn, on the phase difference between the desired signal and the interferer signal.     

Influence of fading on the Gaussian approximation for BPSK and QPSK with asynchronous cochannel interference

We investigate the performance of BPSK and QPSK with coherent detection and matched filtering in the presence of both time and phase asynchronous cochannel interfering signals. More precisely, we analyze the role played by different channel statistics on the distribution of the decision variable at the output of the matched filter. The results show that the Gaussian approximation is accurate not only in the (obvious) case of a large number of interferers, but also when the desired signal is subject to fading, whatever the number of interferers is. For example, when the desired signal is subject to Rayleigh fading, even in the presence of only one unfaded interferer the Kullback-Leibler distance between the exact distribution of the decision variable and that obtained with the Gaussian approximation on the interference is lower than 0.01 [nats] for all cases of practical interest.     

An Analytical Expression for the BER of an Individually Optimal Single Cochannel Interferer BPSK Receiver

An analytical expression for the bit-error rate (BER) of an individually optimal receiver in a two-user synchronous channel is derived. The desired signal is a binary phase-shift keying (BPSK) signal corrupted by a like-modulated interference and additive white Gaussian noise (AWGN). The BER expression decomposes into the probability of error of BPSK in AWGN plus an interference term which tends to zero when either the interferer power or the interferer signal correlation with the desired signal approaches zero     

BER Calculation and Investigation of Optimal Single User Detector for a BPSK Signal Contaminated by Cochannel Interferer

We propose an optimal single user detector (OSUD) for a binary phase shift keying (BPSK) signal corrupted by a cochannel interferer and additive white Gaussian noise (AWGN). We obtain an analytical expression for the detector bit error rate (BER). The capacity of this channel is also investigated to interpret the BER performance of the optimal detectors.     

Identification of the source of an interferer by comparison with known carriers using a single satellite

We describe a method for identifying the source of a satellite interferer using a single satellite. The technique relies on the fact that the strength of a carrier signal measured at the downlink station varies with time due to a number of factors, and we use a quantum‐inspired algorithm to compute a “signature” for a signal, which captures part of the pattern of variation that is a characteristic of the uplink antenna. We define a distance measure to numerically quantify the degree of similarity between two signatures, and by computing the distances between the signature for an interfering carrier and the signatures of the known carriers being relayed by the same satellite at the same time, we can identify the antenna that the interferer originated from, if a known carrier is being relayed from it. As a proof of concept, we evaluate the performance of the technique using a simple statistical model applied to measured carrier data.     

A receiver of simple structure for antenna array CDMA systems

In code division multiple access systems, the two-dimensional (2-D) RAKE structure had been proposed using multiple antennas to increase the capacity. It consists of multiple fingers of a beamformer and a correlator. In this paper, we consider a simpler receiver structure. We only use one finger, which consists of one pair of spatial and temporal filters to combine signals. It is shown that the performance of the receiver system is comparable with that of the 2-D RAKE receiver. Furthermore, it is observed that the proposed receiver and the 2-D RAKE receiver have limited near-far resistance by the generation of the space domain due to antenna arrays     

A closed-form expression for the exact BER of generalized PAM and QAM constellations

We derive an explicit closed-form expression for the exact bit-error rate (BER) computation of generalized hierarchical M-ary pulse amplitude modulations over additive white Gaussian noise (AWGN) and fading channels. This expression can also be used to obtain the exact BER of generalized hierarchical quadrature amplitude modulations (square and rectangular). For the AWGN case, these expressions are in the form of a weighted sum of complementary error functions, and are solely dependent on the constellation size M, the carrier-to-noise ratio, and a constellation parameter which controls the relative message importance.     

Synthesis of the optimal receiver structure for binary phase-modulated signals

The optimal receiver structure for signals having combined binary and continuous phase modulation is derived. Both components of the modulation are assumed to be Markov processes, and the received signal is assumed to be embedded in additive white noise.     

Analytical EVM, BER, and TD performances of the OFDM systems in the presence of jointly nonlinear distortion and IQ imbalance

The orthogonal frequency-division multiplexing (OFDM) systems are highly sensitive to the nonlinear distortions introduced by the high-power amplifier at the transmitter and to the in-phase and quadrature (IQ) imbalance of the down converter at the receiver. In this paper, the joint effects of these impairments on the performance of the OFDM systems with M signal points quadrature amplitude modulation (M-QAM) are investigated. Moreover, the analytical formulations for the error vector magnitude, the bit error rate, and the total degradation performances of the M-QAM-OFDM systems in additive white Gaussian noise channels as a function of the output back off and IQ imbalance parameters are derived. The computer simulation results confirm the accuracy and validity of our proposed analytical approach.     

基于Dolph-Chebyshev窗函数的优化低通滤波器设计

分析接收数据得到有用的信息的方法之一是滤波,优化滤波器的设计是一个非线性最小化的问题,需要经过迭代程序达到。介绍利用Dolph-Chebyshev窗函数设计优化滤波器的方法,滤波器不经过迭代得到,而且方法操作简单,计算机仿真验证了该方法的有效性。     

Exact expression for the BER of rectangular QAM with arbitrary constellation mapping

The exact closed-form expression for the bit-error rate (BER) of rectangular quadrature amplitude modulation (QAM) is given. The presented formula is independent of the bit mapping and it is thus particularly useful in the design and analysis of modulation schemes employing non-Gray mapping. Compared with the so-called expurgated bound and the union bound, our expression is shown to accurately predict the BER in the low signal-to-noise ratio range where the bounding techniques fail.     

A simple monolithically integrated optical receiver consisting of an optical preamplifier and a p-i-n photodiode

We demonstrate a monolithic optical receiver consisting of the integration of a semiconductor optical amplifier and a p-i-n photodetector based on asymmetric twin-waveguide technology. Multiple quantum wells with 1% compressive strain are used for both optical amplification and detection. The device has a peak external responsivity of 8.2/spl plusmn/0.4 A/W (/spl sim/9-dB fiber-to-detector gain), and a 3-dB optical bandwidth of 11/spl plusmn/1GHz, equivalent to a 265-GHz gain-bandwidth product. The efficient coupling of light between individual optical components is achieved by a lateral adiabatic taper that reduces the fabrication complexity. This work represents a considerable simplification over previously demonstrated high-performance integrated optical receivers.     

A simple single integral representation of the bivariate Rayleighdistribution

Using an alternate representation of the Marcum Q-function, an expression for the bivariate Rayleigh cumulative distribution function is found in the form of a single integral with finite limits and an integrand composed of elementary functions. This result has advantage over previous forms of the same CDF which involve the Marcum Q-function itself or are expressed as infinite series of products of integrals     

A simple moisture diffusion model for the prediction of optimal baking schedules for plastic SMD packages

The moisture concentration at the chip surface is the important parameter for the moisture sensitivity of the P-MQFP80 product considered here. When the critical moisture concentration at the die surface is reached, delamination occurs after soldering shock, e.g at 240°C. This critical moisture concentration, which can be determined by experiments conducted at 30°C/60% relative humidity (RH) followed by soldering shock, allows to predict the product’s moisture performance at other ambient conditions. In the case studied here, prediction was done at a customer use condition of 30°C/85% RH. Furthermore, this work showed that preconditioning of plastic packages not only induces the onset of delamination at the die surface but it appears to weaken the adhesion at this interface as well. As a result, delamination failure starts to occur earlier (i.e. within shorter moisture exposure time) in the devices tested after subsequent thermal cycling stress test. A simple moisture diffusion analytical model is proposed here for predicting the optimal baking schedules for plastic SMD packages.     

A Closed-Form Approximation for the Error Probability of BPSK Fading Channels

This letter presents a simple closed-form expression to evaluate the error probability of binary fully-interleaved fading channels. The proposed expression does not require a numerical Laplace transform inversion, numerical integration or similar techniques, and captures the role of the relevant system parameters in the overall error performance. The expression has the same asymptotic behavior as the Bhattacharyya (Chernoff)-union bound but closes the gap with the simulation results. Its precision is numerically validated for coded and uncoded transmission over generic Nakagami-m fading channels.     

Comments on "Effect of system imperfections on BER performance of a CDMA receiver with multipath diversity combining"

For original paper see Panicker, J. and Kumar, S., ibid., vol.45, p.622-30 (1996). In Panicker and Kumar's paper, a direct-sequence (DS) code-division multiple-access (CDMA) system with imperfections in power control, channel parameter, and spreading code-phase estimation was analyzed. The received signal power was modeled by a log-normally distributed random variable and the estimation errors were assumed to be zero-mean Gaussian-random variables. With Gaussian approximation, the bit error rate (BER) performance for such a multipath combining receiver was obtained. However, several errors (apparently due to incomplete proofreading) have been found in the performance analysis. These are noted and corrected.     

一种应用于双通道卫星导航接收机的高效率低噪声电源解决方案

本文提出了一种应用于双通道卫星导航接收机的高效率低噪声电源解决方案,主要包括降压型DC-DC转换器和低压差稳压器。为了获得更好的噪声抑制和抗干扰性能,应用脉冲宽度调制(PWM)作为DC-DC转换器的控制方式。提出了一种改进的低功耗PWM控制电路,通过周期性的关断跨导放大器,将转换器的平均静态功耗降低了一半,并且具有较高的工作频率。针对双通道接收机的特点,对输出级功率管的尺寸进行了优化,使效率最优。另外,提出了一种基于限流原理的新型软启动电路,无须使用片外大电容或数模转换器,降低了设计复杂度。电路使用180nm CMOS工艺流片,测试结果显示,DC-DC转换器在2MHz的工作频率下拥有最高93.1%的转换效率,整个双通道接收机在3.3V电源供电下仅消耗电流20.2mA。     

A high-efficiency,low-noise power solution for a dual-channel GNSS RF receiver

A high-efficiency low-noise power solution for a dual-channel GNSS RF receiver is presented.The power solution involves a DC-DC buck converter and a followed low-dropout regulator(LDO).The pulsewidth -modulation(PWM) control method is adopted for better noise performance.An improved low-power highfrequency PWM control circuit is proposed,which halves the average quiescent current of the buck converter to 80μA by periodically shutting down the OTA.The size of the output stage has also been optimized to achieve high efficiency under a light load condition.In addition,a novel soft-start circuit based on a current limiter has been implemented to avoid inrush current.Fabricated with commercial 180-nm CMOS technology,the DC-DC converter achieves a peak efficiency of 93.1%under a 2 MHz working frequency.The whole receiver consumes only 20.2 mA from a 3.3 V power supply and has a noise figure of 2.5 dB.     

New insights into optimal widely linear array receivers for the demodulation of BPSK, MSK, and GMSK signals corrupted by noncircular interferences-application to SAIC

For nonstationary observations, potentially second-order (SO) noncircular, the SO optimal complex filters are time variant and, under some conditions of noncircularity, widely linear (WL). For more than a decade, there has been an increasing interest in optimal WL filters in radiocommunications contexts involving rectilinear signals such as binary phase-shift keying (BPSK) signals. In particular, it has been pointed out that single antenna interference cancellation (SAIC) may be performed by such filters in the context of BPSK cellular networks. Recently, it has been shown that, by a simple algebraic operation of demodulation on the baseband signal, the minimum shift keying (MSK) and Gaussian MSK (GMSK) modulations can be made to approximately correspond to a BPSK modulation, allowing the application of the SAIC concept to the GSM cellular network at the mobile level, being currently studied for standardization, and offering significant improvements of the network's capacity. Despite the increasing interest in optimal WL filters in rectilinear or quasi-rectilinear contexts, many questions about their behavior and their performance have still arisen. The purpose of this paper is to gain insight into the behavior, properties, and performance of optimal WL array receivers, and thus of the SAIC technology, for the demodulation of BPSK, MSK, and GMSK signals corrupted by noncircular interferences.