An OFDM (Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiplexing) underwater acoustic communication method with high spectral efficiency under a time-varying double-spread channel condition
A channel condition, underwater acoustic communication technology, applied in the field of OFDM underwater acoustic communication with high spectral efficiency, can solve the problems of low receiver detection performance, pilot-data interference, inter-symbol interference, etc., to achieve resistance to underwater acoustic channel fading, The effect of suppressing interference and improving reliability
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[0092] A high spectral efficiency OFDM underwater acoustic communication method under a time-varying dual-spread channel condition, comprising the steps of:
[0093] Step 1. After the sending end performs LDPC encoding, interleaving and BPSK mapping on the original data, the data information is modulated onto parallel subcarriers through OFDM modulation, and then a known pilot signal is superimposed on the data signal for transmission. The superimposed signal at the end is used for the estimation of the time-varying double-spread channel;
[0094] Step 2, the transmission signal of step 1 reaches the communication receiving end after passing through the channel, and performs signal processing on the received signal r(k), the specific steps are as follows:
[0095] Step 2.1, the front-end processing module, the received analog signal r(k) is band-pass filtered, converted into a digital signal by ADC, down-converted, and low-pass filtered to obtain a baseband signal
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[0133] Specific implementation mode two: according to figure 1 Describe this embodiment, the specific operation steps of step 1 of this embodiment are as follows:
[0134] Step 1.1, performing LDPC encoding on the data source, namely the binary information stream b, to obtain the encoded binary bit stream c;
[0135] Step 1.2, interleaving the encoded binary bit stream to obtain the interleaved encoded binary bit stream d;
[0136] Step 1.3, carrying out BPSK mapping to the binary bit stream that step 1.2 obtains obtains the baseband symbol sequence e;
[0137] Step 1.4, performing serial-to-parallel conversion and IFFT (Inverse Fast Fourier Transformation) transformation on the baseband symbol sequence, that is, OFDM modulation, to obtain the modulated OFDM symbol sequence s;
[0138] Step 1.5, superimposing the known pilot signal on the OFDM symbol sequence obtained in step 1.4, the superimposed pilot signal at the receiving end is used for the estimation of the time-varyi...
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[0141] Specific implementation mode three: As described in step 2.5 of this implementation mode, considering that the underwater acoustic channel can be considered to be sparse in the time domain and frequency domain, and thus considering the sparsity in the delay-Doppler domain, after compensating for the average multiple After Doppler, the OMP-DCD or Orthogonal Matching Pursuit-Dichotomous Coordinate Descent algorithm is used to jointly estimate the delay-Doppler-amplitude for the signal with residual Doppler that has experienced the dual-spread channel.
[0142] Orthogonal matching pursuit OMP algorithm is a greedy algorithm. Its basic idea is to regard the observed signal as a linear combination of some atoms in the redundant original character library, and seek the optimal solution or local optimum through a certain number of iterations. The solution makes the residual error between the estimated signal and the original signal smaller and smaller, and finally realizes the ...
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