Blind Decision Feedback Frequency Domain Equalization Method with Variable Tap Length for Underwater Acoustic Communication
A technology of tap length and frequency domain equalization, which is applied to the shaping network, digital transmission system, baseband system components and other directions in the transmitter/receiver, and can solve the problem of inability to choose and so on.
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[0072] The present invention will be further described below in conjunction with the accompanying drawings.
[0073] Aiming at the problem of different envelopes of underwater acoustic channels, the present invention proposes a variable tap length blind decision feedback frequency domain equalization algorithm. The scheme can dynamically adjust the frequency domain tap length according to the specific channel envelope to achieve better equalization performance, thereby effectively improving the link reliability of underwater acoustic communication.
[0074] The system model is attached figure 1 where c(n) is the source signal, s(n) is modulated by the modulator to obtain the modulated signal s(n), and h(n) is the impulse response of the underwater acoustic channel, which is obtained by the BELLHOP model. After s(n) passes through the underwater acoustic channel, the received signal g(n) at the receiving end is obtained, that is, the input signal of the equalizer, that is, for...
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