MILCOM 2008 - 2008 IEEE Military Communications Conference 2008
DOI: 10.1109/milcom.2008.4753054
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Optical PPM synchronization for photon counting receivers

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“…In [7], the standard deviation of the slot synchronization error for a system utilizing an inter-symbol guard time was found to be, in the region of interest, well approximated by…”
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“…In [7], the standard deviation of the slot synchronization error for a system utilizing an inter-symbol guard time was found to be, in the region of interest, well approximated by…”
Section: System Modelmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…To facilitate synchronization to the symbol and slot boundaries of the received signal, an inter-symbol-guard time, equal to one slot duration, is included in the transmitted symbol sequence [7]. Assuming a timing estimate error, εT s , of less than half a slot, for a signal arriving in the k th slot the expected counts, conditioned on this error, for the k § 1¡ th , k th , and k D 1¡ th slots are…”
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“…The laser beacon can be modulated to allow background subtraction of scattered light and upwelling radiance from Earth. The DOT project chose a nested modulation scheme composed of a fixed data rate 2-PPM (pulse-position modulation) outer code with two inter-symbol guard time slots and a variable data rate 16-PPM inner code with four inter-symbol guard time slots [5], [10]. The effect of the nested modulation scheme is to create a square wave sync pattern for "lockin" detection of the laser beacon.…”
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