Method for identifying OFDM (orthogonal frequency division multiplexing)-based distorted communication signals under QAM (quadrature amplitude modulation)
An identification method and communication signal technology, applied in the field of mobile communication, can solve the problems of increasing the circuit complexity of the receiving end, failing to obtain effects, phase and amplitude distortion, etc., and achieve excellent judgment and identification performance, simplified structure, and small calculation amount Effect
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[0036] Describe technical scheme of the present invention in further detail below in conjunction with accompanying drawing: as figure 1 As shown, a distorted communication signal identification method based on OFDM QAM modulation is characterized in that: it includes the steps of adding training symbols at the sending end and distorted signal identification steps at the receiving end, wherein the adding of training symbols at the sending end includes the following Substeps:
[0037] S11, sequentially performing QAM modulation, serial / parallel conversion and IFFT inverse fast Fourier transform on the data to be sent;
[0038] S12, adding a cyclic prefix and a training sequence to the data obtained after processing in step S11:
[0039] S13, sequentially perform parallel / serial conversion, I / Q modulation and digital-to-analog conversion on the data added with the cyclic prefix and the training sequence, and transmit through the wireless channel;
[0040] The distorted signal d...
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