Hermite based UWB wireless link with simplified receiver

Gomes, Joanne; Mishra, Bimal Kumar

doi:10.1109/wict.2011.6141378

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“…In (16), we can see that the non-consecutive matched filter order of MGF is correlated by a Γ 2,0 . These new modified codes applied to the receiver give an implicit amplification white Gaussian noise by a factor such that…”

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Novel ultra‐wideband multi‐user receiver for transportation systems communication

m’foubat¹,

Elbahhar²,

Tatkeu³

2014

IET Networks

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Ultra-wideband (UWB) technology can offer very efficient solutions for various vehicular communication applications. The authors propose to use this technique to establish vehicle-to-vehicle and vehicle-to-infrastructure communications. In fact, compared to traditional carrier-based technology, UWB is a carrierless system that implements new paradigms in terms of signal generation and reception. Thus, designing a UWB communication system requires the understanding of a mechanism which allows us to have wide bandwidth and very low transmitted powers used jointly to provide a reliable radio link. UWB offers potential transceiver systems with very simple implementations. Two approaches have emerged, which meet all the communication requirements: impulse and multi-band systems. The present work relies on the first approach. So, the authors propose to use orthogonal functions called modified Gegenbauer functions (MGF) in the UWB system. Different scenarios are studied and compared in the scope of a system offering communication for subway trains. The authors propose a new receiver for the MGF-UWB communication system. To evaluate the performances of the proposed communication system, the bit error rate values are calculated and analysed in the presence of multiuser interference, considering synchronous and asynchronous cases. This study shows that this new receiver offers the required performance, for our UWB communication in transport systems, better than the performance obtained using a conventional receiver.

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“…In this system, the codes represent the family of UWB. A transmitted pulse G k (t) can be defined by a sinusoidal shape of a rectangle or pulses can be more complex, such as those based on polynomial Hermite [15,16,19,20] or the family of Gaussian pulses.…”

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confidence: 99%