Code-multiplexed transmitted reference (CM-TR) and code-shifted reference (CSR) have recently drawn attention in the field of ultra-wideband communications mainly because they enable noncoherent detection without requiring either a delay component, as in transmitted reference, or an analog car- rier, as in frequency-shifted reference, to separate the reference and data-modulated signals at the receiver. In this paper, we propose a generalized code-multiplexing (GCM) system based on the formulation of a constrained mixed-integer optimization problem. The GCM extends the concept of CM-TR and CSR while retaining their simple receiver structure, even offering better bit-error-rate performance and a higher data rate in the sense that more data symbols can be embedded in each transmitted block. The GCM framework is further extended to the cases when peak power constraint is considered and when inter-frame interference exists, as typically occurs in high data-rate transmissions. Numerical simulations performed over demanding wireless environments corroborate the effectiveness of the proposed approach.
Generalized Code-Multiplexing for UWB Communications
Lottici, Vincenzo
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2013-01-01
Abstract
Code-multiplexed transmitted reference (CM-TR) and code-shifted reference (CSR) have recently drawn attention in the field of ultra-wideband communications mainly because they enable noncoherent detection without requiring either a delay component, as in transmitted reference, or an analog car- rier, as in frequency-shifted reference, to separate the reference and data-modulated signals at the receiver. In this paper, we propose a generalized code-multiplexing (GCM) system based on the formulation of a constrained mixed-integer optimization problem. The GCM extends the concept of CM-TR and CSR while retaining their simple receiver structure, even offering better bit-error-rate performance and a higher data rate in the sense that more data symbols can be embedded in each transmitted block. The GCM framework is further extended to the cases when peak power constraint is considered and when inter-frame interference exists, as typically occurs in high data-rate transmissions. Numerical simulations performed over demanding wireless environments corroborate the effectiveness of the proposed approach.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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