深空光通信中的scppm编码性能分析-analysis of scp pm coding performance in deep space optical communication.docxVIP

- - II - Abstract Abstract The detection of deep space plays a very important role in developing and taking advantage of the resource of space as well as in discovering the secret of the beginning of human and detecting the universe. Deep space optical communication can be considered as the future direction of higher speed communication which has higher data capacity, smaller terminal volume and low probability of intercept. The communication in deep space has to face the challenge of signal attenuation with huge distance. So, It is necessary to find a efficient coding system for deep space communication. This dissertation firstly introduces the purpose and background of the deep space communication, then it summarizes the research history and actuality of the deep space communication at home and abroad. The dissertation also represents some kinds of channel coding which were or are still used in deep space communication. Secondly, it introduces the principles and block diagram of the SCPPM. Based on the block diagram, the simulation system on MATLAB is developed. The different combinations of inner code and outer code are simulated in this simulation system. The decoding of SCPPM was analyzed emphatically. PPM soft demodulation algorithm in deep space optical channel has been proposed. This algorithm is much easier than original algorithm and has high commonality. MAP, log-MAP and the simplified algorithm were introduced. The iteration stopping rule that both in high noise and low noise has been proposed based on the study of extrinsic information. The differences in decoding time and bit- error rates between the decoding algorithm and its simplified algorithm were compared. The dissertation analyzes the influence when set the simplified algorithm in different position. At the end of the dissertation, it applies SCPSK into wireless communication by changing the modulation of the SCPPM. The performances of SCPSK and other common coding has been compared. The study s