Method and device for simulating noise of power line carrier channel
A power line carrier and channel noise technology, applied in distribution line transmission systems, electrical components, transmission monitoring and other directions, can solve problems such as complex operation, affecting noise simulation effects, and noise signal coupling.
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[0019] Such as figure 1 As shown, the embodiment of the present invention discloses a structural block diagram of a power line carrier communication channel noise simulation device. The power line carrier communication channel noise simulation device 10 includes: a high-pass filter 101, an AD acquisition module 102, a noise generation module 103, and a noise generation module 103. A superposition module 104 , a DA conversion module 105 and a coupling module 106 . The 50Hz power frequency power signal in the power line network is filtered out by the high-pass filter 101, thereby extracting the power line carrier signal of the high frequency band, and the power line carrier signal is converted from an analog signal to a digital signal by using the AD acquisition module 102, according to the signal to be simulated Target noise, the noise generation module 103 generates noise data, the noise superposition module 104 injects the generated noise data into the digital signal, complet...
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[0033] The invention provides a method for simulating noise of a power line carrier communication channel, such as Figure 5 As shown, the method includes:
[0034] Step S501, extracting the high frequency band carrier signal from the power signal of the power line network;
[0035] Step S502, converting the high frequency band carrier signal into a digital carrier signal;
[0036] Step S503, generating noise data according to the target noise to be simulated, and superimposing the noise data on the digital carrier signal to obtain a digital carrier signal after noise injection;
[0037] Step S504, converting the noise-injected digital carrier signal into a noise-injected analog carrier signal;
[0038] Step S505, coupling the analog carrier signal back to the power line network.
[0039] The various basic noise elements and noise generation functions that constitute the actual noise of the power consumption site can be pre-stored by the computer; when performing noise simu...
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