Mathematical models of the signals peculiar to communications using the autocorrelation reception of the shift-keyed noise signals are suggested in the present paper. System performance is investigated and the particularities of the bit error probability dependence upon the normalized signal-to-noise ratio and the bandwidth-delay product are revealed. The definition of the optimal value of the signal-to-noise ratio upon power is substantiated and the relevant values are calculated. The performed comparative analysis proved that the communication using the differential noise shift-keying, within which total time delay diversity is applied between the reference and the data signals, possesses the best system performance among the communications considered in this paper.
The results of development of the transceiver for 130-134 GHz band digital radio relay system are provided. The transceiver power amounted to 10 dBm, the receiver sensitivity was of about 10-11 W. Under the conditions of QАМ-256 modulation the bit rate of 150 Мbps has been attained within the IF bandwidth of 25 MHz.
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