A code division multiplexing scheme for satellite digital audiobroadcasting

Several systems are being considered for digital audio broadcasting (DAB) and some of these systems will be deployed for commercial use. In this paper, we consider a code division multiplex (CDM) scheme for satellite DAB. For diversity purposes, this system makes use of at least two satellites, and in urban areas, where the satellite signals are shadowed by large structures, a terrestrial network is employed. We present a forward error protection (FEC) scheme that is robust under a variety of channel conditions, especially in cases where the received signal is severely attenuated because of highway underpasses and tunnels. This FEC scheme makes use of time diversity, and this introduces a large delay. Such delays will not affect the performance of broadcast systems; however, the delay will be an issue during tuning when a switch to another channel occurs. We introduce a separate low-delay low-rate tuning channel to facilitate tuning. Extensive simulation results are given to examine the performance of the system, and it is shown that about 70 audio channels, each with a rate of 96 kbit/s, can be satisfactorily supported in a bandwidth of approximately 12.5 MHz in most of the channel conditions considered     

Coded overlapped code division multiplexing system with Turbo product structure

Coded overlapped code division multiplexing system with Turbo product structure (TPC-OVCDM) is introduced, and trellis coded modulation (TCM) code is employed as error correcting code for uncoded overlapped code division multiplexing (OVCDM) system. In such a scheme, row code and column code are TCM and OVCDM spreading code, respectively. Data bits are only encoded directly by TCM and transformed into a matrix. Each column of this matrix is then permuted by symbol interleaver before being encoded by OVCDM spreading code. During iterative decoding process in the receiver, two constituent decoders use symbol by symbol BCJR algorithm in the log domain. The order of decoding two sub-codes is determined by the encoding order. The proportion of TCM coding and OVCDM coding affects system performance. For fixed coding structure and symbol interleaver, the performance of TPC-OVCDM systems of different proportions of additive white Gaussian noise (AWGN) channel have been simulated. The results show that TPC-OVCDM system of reasonable proportion can achieve significant coding gain, compared with uncoded OVCDM system under the condition of same spectral efficiency at bit error rate (BER) level of 10-5 .     

Communication protocol for a local network based on code division multiplexing

A communication protocol for a local network that handles voice signals and uses ‘direct sequence spread spectrum’ techniques ( DS-SS), is presented. The control of the protocol is distributed among the network users, providing them with the capability for full-duplex communication and successful channel acquisition without data collisions. The access of the single communication channel by any user of the network and the routing of calls are based on the detection of the number of the decoded signal levels. The implementation of the network is simplified with the use of a single code per communication. The protocol operation ( including the call scheduling and signalling processes) that generates all the signals necessary for communication in the network ( ring, idle, busy) is described in detail.     

Prime sequences: quasi-optimal sequences for OR channel code division multiplexing

A new family of multiplexing sequences suitable for low duty cycle pulse position modulation schemes and for frequency hopped stread spectrum systems is introduced. The sequences have maxima in their crosscorrelation functions of two or one.     

Performance improvement of hybrid subcarrier multiplexing optical spectrum code division multiplexing system using spectral direct decoding detection technique

This paper proposes a hybrid subcarrier multiplexing/optical spectrum code division multiplexing (SCM/OSCDM) system for the purpose of combining the advantages of both techniques. Optical spectrum code division multiple-access (OSCDMA) is one of the multiplexing techniques that is becoming popular because of the flexibility in the allocation of channels, ability to operate asynchronously, enhanced privacy and increased capacity in bursty nature networks. On the other hand, subcarrier multiplexing (SCM) technique is able to enhance the channel data rate of OSCDMA systems. In this paper, a newly developed detection technique for the OSCDM called spectral direct decoding (SDD) detection technique is compared mathematically with the AND subtraction detection technique. The system utilizes a new unified code construction named KS (Khazani–Syed) code. The results characterizing the bit-error-rate (BER) show that SDD offers a significant improved performance at BER of 10^?9.     

A 10 Gb/s optical code division multiplexing using 8-chip opticalbipolar code and coherent detection

bOptical code division multiplexing (OCDM) using optical bipolar code and coherent detection is a new multiplexing method for future fiber-optic communication networks. Some optical bipolar codes, which are described by the combination of phase of optical chip pulses, with a repetition frequency 10 GHz are generated experimentally. Temporal matched filtering for the 10 Gb/s OCDM is demonstrated using optical encoder and decoder, and their fundamental properties are investigated. Effect of interference code is shown experimentally and discussed. The novel coherent detection system with autocorrelation sidelobe suppression using balanced detector and local light source is proposed. The pseudocoherent detection is demonstrated experimentally by using a clock pulse. Advantageous properties of the coherent detection are shown. The fundamental functions to realize the gigabit rate OCDM system is revealed     

Comparison of coded orthogonal frequency division multiplexing and multicarrier code division multiple access systems for power line communications

Orthogonal frequency division multiplexing (OFDM) and multicarrier code division multiple access (MC‐CDMA) systems are comparatively evaluated for power line communications (PLC) in a frequency‐selective fading environment with additive coloured Gaussian noise which is used to model the actual in‐home power line channel. OFDM serves as a benchmark in order to measure the performance of various MC‐CDMA systems, since multicarrier modulation systems are considered the best candidate for this kind of channel. Both single‐user and multi‐user cases are taken into account, making use of the appropriate combiner schemes to take full advantage of each case. System efficiency is enhanced by the application of different coding techniques, a fact which shows that powerful coding can make the difference under such a hostile medium. The impact of block interleaving is investigated, while the simulation examines how different modulation schemes fair under the imposed channel conditions as well. The performance of the system is assessed by the commonly used bit error rate vs signal‐to‐noise ratio diagrams and there is also a comparison regarding throughput efficiency among all the tested systems. As stated in Section 4, a promising PLC application is attained. Copyright © 2004 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.     

New field measurement system for single-mode fibre dispersion utilising wavelength division multiplexing technique

A new system designed to measure the chromatic dispersion of installed single-mode fibres is presented. This system utilises the modulation phase technique but eliminates the reference laser and fibre. A large dynamic range was demonstrated by the measurement of an 81.1 km length of fibre.     

Optoelectronic time division multiplexing

The concept of using optoelectronic (photoconductive) switches as the sampling element in time division multiplexing is introduced in the context of VLSI off-chip data transmission. A 4:1 multiplexer was fabricated in Cr : GaAs, activated by a GaAs laser via optical fibre delay lines and operated at 2.5 Gbit/s.     

Space division multiplexing holography

A technique is proposed for multiple information storage in a sampled hologram in long-wavelength holographies. An experiment on the proposed technique is conducted to construct a hologram using 15 kHz sound waves and to reconstruct images using laser light.     

Overlapped frequency-time division multiplexing

A technique named overlapped frequency-time division multiplexing (OVFTDM)) is proposed in this article. The technique is derived from Nyquist system and frequency-time division multiplexing system. When the signals are compactly overlapped without the orthogonality in time domain, the technique is named overlapped time division multiplexing (OVTDM), whereas when signals are compactly overlapped without the orthogonality in frequency domain, the technique is called overlapped frequency division multiplexing (OVFDM). To further improve spectral efficiency, the OVFTDM in which signals are overlapped both in frequency domain and in time domain is explored. OVFTDM does not depend on orthogonality whatever in time domain or in frequency domain like Nyquist system or OFDM system, but on the convolutional constraint relationship among signals. Therefore, not only the spectral efficiency but also the reliability is improved. The simulations verify the validity of this theory.     

Orthogonal code hopping multiplexing

An orthogonal code hopping multiplexing scheme is proposed as a statistical multiplexing scheme for an orthogonal downlink in order to accommodate more orthogonal downlink channels than orthogonal codewords for mobile stations, and its performance is evaluated.     

Exploiting code division multiplexing with decentralized multiuser detection in the satellite multibeam forward link

In recent years, the need for increased satellite throughput has been tackled by extending the number of satellite beams thus allowing a higher spectrum reuse and peak throughput. However, the satellite antenna size and the number of simultaneous beams that can be generated onboard over a given coverage region cannot grow beyond certain limits because of payload accommodation constraints. The next step being pursued to increase the system throughput resides in extending the frequency reuse among the loaded beams and to mitigate the effects of the increased co‐channel interference through more advanced digital signal processing. This can be achieved in 2 different ways. The first one, which received a large attention in recent years, is to centrally mitigate the multibeam channel cross talk by exploiting precoding techniques at the gateway. The second approach, less investigated in the past, is to put in place decentralized multiuser detection (MUD) at the user terminal side. The precoding approach has the advantage of concentrating the extra processing complexity at the gateway, but it requires nonstandard payloads or accurate payload calibration techniques and periodic channel estimation reporting from the user terminal. Instead, the decentralized approach can operate in combination with existing payloads and does not require any terminal's periodic channel estimate reporting to the gateway. Only the signal‐to‐noise plus interference variations due to possible fading as for conventional adaptive coding and modulation shall be reported. One of the main barriers to the decentralized MUD approach so far was the demodulator complexity. Some simplified approach for conventional frequency/time division multiplexing schemes has been recently published, and its applicability to the forward link investigated. In this paper, we investigate the possible advantages deriving from the adoption of direct‐sequence code division multiplexing associated with affordable complexity of the MUD at the user terminal side. It is shown that the proposed MUD scheme can be practically implemented and provides sizeable advantages compared to current state‐of‐the‐art when the traffic is not evenly distributed among the beams, ie, when a subset of beams has a higher load than the others.     

Frequency division multiplexing of fiber-optic gyroscopes

The principle of operation of a 2-D frequency-division-multiplexed fiber-optic gyroscope (FDM-FOG) system is presented under the assumption that the two gyro signals do not interfere with each other. The theory is expanded to include the residual cross-interference effect, which may be minimized by proper choice of modulation depths or frequencies. A 2-D FDM-FOG system is realized with a noise equivalent rotation rate of 0.23°/h (0.25 Hz NEB)     

波分多路系统的光辉前程

本文首先简述频分,时分和波分多路伟输系统的发展过程,详细释波争多路所需的光纤和小分多路合用的光纤放大器。然后,说明波分多路系统在传输干线和在全光通信网应用的光辉前景。     

A highly sustainable multi-band orthogonal wavelet code division multiplexing UWB communication system for underground mine channel

The underground mine channel is highly hostile for communication. A sustainable communication system is required to be integrated as a multipurpose system capable of transferring all types of information such as data, voice and video on identical infrastructure. With its large bandwidth, the Ultra Wide Band (UWB) provides a promising solution to satisfy these requirements. The Multi-Band Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiplexing (MBOFDM) UWB system provides high resilience to Inter-Symbol Interference (ISI) caused by multipath fading channels. This study compares the performance of various existing multi-band UWB systems in the IEEE UWB channel and underground mine channel: MBOFDM, Multi-Band Orthogonal Frequency Code Division Multiplexing (MBOFCDM) and Multi-Band Orthogonal Wavelet Division Multiplexing (MBOWDM). Further, the application of 2D spreading to the MBOWDM UWB system is attempted, and as a result, the Multi-Band Orthogonal Wavelet Code Division Multiplexing (MBOWCDM) UWB system is proposed. The performance of the MBOWCDM system in the IEEE UWB channel and underground mine channel is investigated. The performance of the MBOWCDM UWB system is observed to be superior to those of other multi-band UWB systems. Moreover, the MBOWCDM UWB system supports a higher data rate with low complexity and lower overheads.     

New method for measuring the chromatic dispersion of installed single-mode fibers utilizing wavelength division multiplexing techniques

This paper describes a novel method designed to measure the chromatic dispersion of installed single-mode fiber cables. The systems developed utilize the modulation phase/multiple laser diode techniques; however, by the addition of wavelength division multiplexing, the reference laser and fiber was eliminated. Laboratory and field results for measured wavelength ranges of 1200-1330 and 1200-1550 nm are presented.     

Optical-fiber filters for wavelength division multiplexing

The author briefly discusses Fabry-Perot etalon filters, multilayer thin-film filters, and fiber Bragg grating filters. Filter technology and applications are outlined     

Coherent optical orthogonal frequency division multiplexing

Coherent optical orthogonal frequency division multiplexing is proposed to combat dispersion in optical media. It is shown that optical-signal-to-noise ratio penalty at 10 Gbit/s is maintained below 2 dB for 3000 km transmission of standard-singlemode fibre without dispersion compensation.     

波分复用无源光网络

介绍波分复用无源光网络（ＷＤＭＰＯＮ）的结构相对传统的ＰＯＮ结构的优越性,同时分析了两种最新ＷＤＭＰＯＮ结构中采用的两项技术：光源共享和频谱分割的原理和技术细节,最后指出ＷＤＭＰＰＯＮ是宽带接入网的最佳选择,文中ＷＤＭＰＯＮ优缺点的讨论,对电信运营者考虑 入网应采取何种结构,具有重要的参考价值。