A Time-varying Sparse Underwater Acoustic Channel Estimation Method Based on Delay-Doppler Domain
An underwater acoustic channel and Doppler domain technology, applied in the field of time-varying sparse underwater acoustic channel estimation, can solve the problems that the impulse response function of the underwater acoustic channel is not a sparse signal, and the compressed sensing algorithm is difficult to apply, so as to avoid redundant iterations , avoid redundant calculations, and minimize sequence errors
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[0060]The present invention will now be further described in conjunction with the embodiments and drawings:
[0061]Referencefigure 1 , Adopting QPSK coding method, combined with carrier frequency modulation, data processing offline, symbol sampling frequency is 4kHz, two-dimensional domain input and output relations, the number of rows of the matrix is set to 50, the number of columns is set to 400, Doppler domain dimensions It is 19, and the frequency search range is -4 to 4 Hz. The number of MP and SMP iterations is set to 25. The result is asfigure 1 Shown fromfigure 1 It can be seen that the LS algorithm has no sparse constraint term, which makes the estimated underwater acoustic channel appear false multipath, while the MP and SMP algorithms have improved compared with the LS algorithm, and the SMP algorithm uses the Schmidt orthogonalization strategy to make It avoids redundant iterations during iterations, and thus obtains more accurate estimation results.
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