A Blind Equalization Method for Underwater Acoustic Channel Based on Virtual Receiver
An underwater acoustic channel and receiver technology, applied in the field of communication, can solve problems such as unsatisfactory equalization effect, underutilization, slow convergence speed of blind equalization, etc., and achieve the effects of ensuring effective recovery, good equalization performance, and improving convergence speed
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[0043] Implementation case: the sea depth is 5km, the sound source is located 1km underwater, the receiver is located 0.9km underwater, the distance between the sound source and the receiver is 5km, the carrier frequency is 7kHz, the channel transmission rate is 40bit / s, and the channel baseband impulse response h=[ 0.3122,-0.104,0.8908,0.3134], the channel model is a mixed phase system. Set the channel impulse response between the virtual receiver and the receiver as h v1 =[0.1025,0.0607,0.9087,0.0679]. The transmitted signal is generated by an equiprobable binary sequence, and is modulated by QPSK. According to the CMA criterion, the cost function is set as:
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