Millimeter wave Internet of Things communication system and method based on beam modulation
A millimeter wave and Internet of Things technology, applied in the field of Internet of Things communication, can solve the problems of high algorithm complexity, high cost of millimeter wave communication, and high hardware cost, and achieve the effect of low complexity, low complexity and low cost
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[0034] The millimeter-wave Internet of Things communication system based on beam modulation in an exemplary embodiment of the present invention includes: a sending-end device, a millimeter-wave channel, and a receiving-end device;
[0035] Wherein, the sending-end device can switch and send multiple millimeter wave signals according to the order of the information bit sequence of each frame of data, so that the millimeter-wave signals propagate along different paths of the millimeter-wave channel; wherein, the sending-end device The transmitted millimeter wave signal is a millimeter wave signal with the same frequency and the same amplitude;
[0036] The millimeter wave channel can perform beam modulation on the millimeter wave signal with the same frequency and the same amplitude, and the beam modulation is: when the millimeter wave signal with the same frequency and the same amplitude is transmitted along different paths of the millimeter wave channel, It will experience dif...
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[0070] In this example, we set and That is, the two main lobes of beam0 are respectively located in the ±30° direction of the normal line of the antenna array. By analyzing the number of antennas, we can get the number of sending node antennas N node = 4, the corresponding beamwidth is θ BW =29.3°. In addition, the central AP is equipped with N AP = 64 antennas and M AP = 8 RF chains to communicate with the surrounding K = 5 nodes. where each node contains two sets of N node = 4 antennas and M node = 1 RF chain. Through the simulation experiment of the proposed communication system, since the number of antennas of the transmitting node is fixed, the test simulation results are as follows image 3 As shown, the channel capacity tests of MIMO systems with different numbers of receiving antennas N=4, 8, 16, 32, and 64 are respectively verified.
[0071] further, Figure 4 It shows a schematic diagram of the change of the average bit error rate as the number of nodes ...
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