A Separation Method of Communication Transmitter Nonlinearity and Wireless Channel
A wireless channel and separation method technology, applied in channel estimation, transmission line coupling devices, baseband system components, etc., to achieve good application prospects and high accuracy.
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[0093] Wherein, P=7 and M=0 of the nonlinear model of the transmitter (at this time, the transmitter satisfies the memoryless nonlinear model); LS estimation is used.
[0094] Only odd terms of the transmitter nonlinear coefficients are taken. When SNR=30dB, headers=16, the real and estimated values of the PA model coefficients are shown in the following table:
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[0097] The real and estimated values of the corresponding wireless channel impulse response are shown in the following table:
[0098] channel actual value estimated value h(0) 0.7 0.6992-0.005i h(1) 03 0.299-0.0002i h(2) 0.1 0.099-0.0001i
[0099] Comparing the above tables, it can be seen that the nonlinear model coefficients of the transmitter and the unit impulse response of the wireless channel impulse response are well separated.
Embodiment 2
[0101] Wherein, M=1 of the transmitter nonlinear model, P=3 (at this moment, the transmitter is a memory model), and its actual MP model is:
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[0103] Only the odd-numbered items of the nonlinear coefficient of the transmitter are taken, and the length of the frame training sequence is 10 headers respectively, and the LMS estimation is used.
[0104] Using the LMS estimation method, when the SNR is 30, the PA nonlinear model coefficients of the transmitters of the two communication individuals are shown in the following table:
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[0106] The wireless channel is a Rayleigh two-path fading channel, and the unit impulse response is shown in the following table:
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[0108] Only consider the transmitter nonlinear model coefficient b 3,0 The estimated real part of and wireless channel impulse response h 0 The estimated real part of According to the above results, when the signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) is 30dB, the two components are better separate...
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