Method of Wiener-Kolmogorov model interpolation based on time domain signal-to-noise ratio
A technology of signal-to-noise ratio estimation and interpolation method, which is applied in the field of broadcasting systems, can solve problems such as increasing receiver implementation complexity and affecting receiver performance, and achieves the effect of avoiding matrix inversion operation and simplifying implementation complexity
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[0068] The actual DRM broadcast channel is a double-fading channel with both frequency selectivity caused by multipath and time selectivity caused by Doppler spread or frequency shift. Among them, the multipath propagation is mainly caused by the reflection of the ionosphere at different heights. The maximum delay spread of the channel can reach several milliseconds. The Doppler spread and frequency shift are mainly caused by the spectral characteristics of the ionospheric reflection and the movement of the receiver. . Taking mid-latitude regions as an example, the maximum delay spread can reach 6ms, and the Doppler spread can reach 5Hz. Typically, the typical values of delay spread and Doppler spread are 2ms and 1Hz, which are the parameter values of channel model 4 we use.
[0069] In line with the principle of proceeding from reality, we investigated the situation of channel model 3 and channel model 4 in the DRM specification, in which channel model 3 is the USConsort...
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