A Near-Optimal Detection of Heavily ISI-Corrupted Monobit Digitized Signals

Citation Author(s):
Hassan Khani and Hong Nie
Submitted by:
Hassan Khani
Last updated:
Thu, 11/08/2018 - 10:34
DOI:
10.21227/mrds-gs65
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Creative Commons Attribution
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Categories:
Communications
Nonlinear signal processing
Digital signal processing
Keywords:
Analog-to-digital conversion, in-vehicle channels, inter-symbol interference cancellation, maximum-likelihood detection, monobit receiver, nonlinear signal detection, transmitted-reference ultra-wideband.
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Abstract 

The m-files QFEI15a15a2Tc49Th3999992Ns19.m,  QFEI11a11a2Tc63Th3999992Ns15.m, and QFEI7a7a2Tc98Th3999992Ns10.m generate the curves plotted in Fig. 11 of the submitted manuscript.

The m-file OptimumThresholdTheoreticalUpNEW7a7Ns10.m generates the theoretical BER curves in Fig. 10 for PB=7, Tc=98*21, FoF=0.975, and Thre1=39.9992.

To plot the theoretical curves of Fig. 6, please change the value of PB and Tc to 4 and 749*21, respectively, and use one of the following three sets at a time at lines 6 and 7 of the code:

1- Use FoF=0.975 and Thre1=39.9992

2- Use FoF=0.95 and Thre1=19.9996

3- Use FoF=0.9 and Thre1=9.9998

 

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