A Marine Inductively Coupled Link Communication Method Resistant to Seawater Multipath Effect
A technology of inductive coupling and multipath effect, which is applied in the direction of error detection/prevention, transmission monitoring, and digital transmission system using signal quality detectors, which can solve the problems of inability to establish long-distance inductive coupling mooring chain channels and inability to test.
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[0024] Step 1. Design of multi-path channel FPGA hardware simulator for inductive coupling transmission chain current signal transmission in seawater
[0025] According to the simulation, the mathematical model of the inductive coupling chain channel is obtained, as shown in formula (1).
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[0027] Among them, f is the transmission signal frequency, N is the number of paths, g i is the weighting factor for each path, k(f) is the normalized amplitude attenuation at different frequencies, τ i is the time delay amount of each path, e -α is the channel attenuation parameter.
[0028] According to the multipath transmission mathematical model mentioned above, the path, path length and relative delay of each path in the table below are calculated. Since the path delay of the multipath channel simulator below is realized by clock counting, and the system clock frequency is 50MHz, that is, 20ns, the counter value required for each path delay can be calculated accordingly....
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