A High Spectral Efficiency Single Carrier Communication Method with Time-Frequency Two-dimensional Compression
A time-frequency two-dimensional, single-carrier technology, applied to the shaping network, digital transmission system, baseband system components and other directions in the transmitter/receiver, can solve the problem of exceeding the Nyquist signal occupied bandwidth, changing the transmitted signal spectrum , crosstalk coefficient matrix singularity and other problems, to achieve the effect of reducing the demodulation signal-to-noise ratio threshold, improving spectral efficiency, and optimizing system performance
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[0068] figure 1 For the time-frequency two-dimensional compressed single-carrier FTN (TFC-FTN) system structure block diagram of the present embodiment, the source end inputs the binary information bit stream to be sent, and carries out channel coding (convolutional code, turbo code, LDPC code through coder) etc.) to obtain the coded sequence, and then interleaved by the interleaver to obtain the interleaved sequence; after performing symbol mapping on the interleaved sequence, the transmitted symbol sequence {a[k]} is obtained; the sequence {c[k]} is obtained after filtering by the precoder. The FTN mapper generates the transmit FTN signal and feeds it into the channel.
[0069] The receiver RF front-end receives the transmitted signal polluted by the channel. Next, the FTN demodulator performs matched filtering and downsampling on the received signal to obtain a symbol sequence and fed into the whitening filter. The output sequence {y[n]} of the whitening filter is sent ...
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