High frequency low carrier-to-noise ratio weak binary phase shift keying (BPSK) signal detection method based on chaos theory and dynamic multi-dimension application system
A technology of chaos theory and application system, applied in transmission systems, digital transmission systems, security communication devices, etc., can solve the problem of low bit error rate demodulation of high frequency BPSK, high carrier-to-noise ratio threshold, and unsatisfactory high-frequency signal detection and other problems, to achieve the effect of improving detection accuracy, low frequency measurement error and decoding bit error rate, and low threshold.
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[0020] Specific implementation mode 1. Combination figure 1 and 2 Specifically illustrate the present embodiment, the high-frequency low carrier-to-noise ratio weak BPSK signal detection method based on chaos theory and dynamic multi-dimensional application system described in the present embodiment, it comprises the following steps:
[0021] Step 1. The BPSK signal transmission module outputs the BPSK signal to be tested to the detection BPSK signal module of the detection BPSK signal model group. The detection BPSK signal module saves the detection BPSK signal in the default directory according to time series. The detection BPSK signal model group includes Detect BPSK signal module, Duffin frequency measurement model and Duffin demodulation model, perform step 2;
[0022] Step 2. The BPSK signal detection module sequentially inputs each segment of the BPSK signal to the Duffin frequency measurement model, and performs the following processing for each segment of the BPSK si...
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[0033] Specific embodiment two, the difference between this embodiment and the high-frequency low carrier-to-noise ratio weak BPSK signal detection method based on chaos theory and dynamic multi-dimensional application system described in specific embodiment one is that the detection BPSK signal module described in step one is The measurement frequency of the BPSK signal frequency to be tested is in the order of 108Hz, and the frequency range is between 225MHZ and 400MHz.
[0034] The invention can realize the detection of the BPSK signal model group to measure the frequency of the BPSK signal to be measured at the level of 108 Hz, and the detection of the BPSK signal with a carrier-to-noise ratio lower than 0 dB.
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[0035] Embodiment 3. The difference between this embodiment and the method for detecting weak BPSK signals with high frequency and low carrier-to-noise ratio based on chaos theory and dynamic multi-dimensional application system described in Embodiment 1 is that the threshold in step 25 is 1.2.
[0036] image 3 It is a schematic diagram of the BPSK signal generation interface of the high-frequency low carrier-to-noise ratio weak BPSK signal detection software based on chaos theory and dynamic multi-dimensional application system.
[0037] Figure 4 It is a schematic diagram of the demodulation process interface of the high-frequency low-carrier-to-noise ratio BPSK signal in the strong noise background detected by the present invention using nonlinear theory. As shown in the figure, the user first needs to find the default directory, open the stored file of the BPSK signal to be demodulated, click the detection and decoding button on the interface, and the system will automat...
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