Performance analysis of non-coherent OOK detection with complex BPF based low IF receiver

Gore, Ashutosh Deepak; Bynam, Kiran; Hong, Young-Joo; Park, ChangSoon; Choudhary, Manoj

doi:10.1109/ccnc.2015.7158007

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“…This section presents the simulation results for the SFO compensation algorithm evaluated in an IEEE S02.15.4q com pliant low IF non-coherent receiver as described in [9]. The simulations assume Gaussian pulse-shaping of OOK symbols using waveforms given in Fig.…”

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A low complexity algorithm for sampling clock-offset compensation in low power WPAN receivers

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2016 13th IEEE Annual Consumer Communications &Amp; Networking Conference (CCNC)

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Ahstract-This paper presents a low complexity algorithm for compensating the sampling-clock frequency ofl'set encountered in short-range WPAN receivers. The proposed algorithm leverages on the pulse shaping information in the transmitted signal to identify erroneous samples resulting from the sampling-clock frequency ofl'set and then compensates for the same. Simulation results demonstrate that the proposed algorithm almost com pletely compensates for ofl'sets of magnitudes specified by WPAN standards.

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“…Along the similar lines, T_ could be obtained as (S3' + S'4) (S1' + S2') Ps(Tb -0) + Ps(� -0) Ps(9 -0) + Ps( lf -0) (9) These thresholds are evaluated using MATLAB 2013b to obtain 0.74 and 1.3, respectively. It may be noted that these ratios are maintained irrespective of the SNR as all the samples are scaled uniformly.…”

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