短序列的DADS具有高数据率通信或高误码率性能外文翻译.docVIP

外文资料原文 DADS with short spreading sequences for high data rate communications or improved BER performance Vincent Le Nir and Bart Scheers Department Communications,Information Systems and Sensors (CISS) Royal Military Academy 30, Avenue de la Renaissance B-1000 Brussels, Belgium E-mail: {vincent.lenir}{bart.scheers}@rma.ac.be Abstract?In this paper, a method is proposed to improve the performance of the delay and add direct sequence (DADS) modulation scheme. On one hand, the selection of a short pseudo-noise (PN) sequence is used to improve the data rate performance. On the other hand, when high data rates are not required, the same short PN sequence is replicated to form a long PN sequence. In this case, noise reduction by averaging is used to improve the bit error rate (BER) for high spreading factors.Theoretical BER formulas are derived and verified by simulations in additive white Gaussian noise (AWGN) and frequency selective Rayleigh channels. The modulation proposed DADS scheme is implemented using the CogWave software to allow the exchange of video, audio and text between two USRPs through a graphical user interface (GUI) developed in Qt4. Spread spectrum modulation scheme, transmit reference, non-coherent detection I. INTRODUCTION Delay and add direct sequence (DADS) is a digital modulation scheme in which a pseudo-noise (PN) sequence is used on one hand as an embedded reference signal, and on the other hand for modulating the data information [1, 2]. This modulation scheme provides a processing gain and therefore inherits the advantages of conventional spread-spectrum communications such as multipath mitigation, anti-jamming, and multiple access capabilities. Moreover, the DADS modulation scheme has a very simple receiver structure with no carrier recovery which can exploit the multipath diversity of frequency selective channels, contrary to conventional