Backscattering system based on orthogonal frequency division multiple access technology
An orthogonal frequency division multiple access and backscattering technology, applied in the field of communication, can solve problems such as the difficulty of large-scale OFDMA network engineering, and achieve low-cost effects
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[0104] Example 1: Parallel experiment; 100 tags were randomly placed in an area with a radius of 7 meters. Both the transmitter and receiver used Mango Communications WARP v3, working in the 2.4GHz frequency band, and connected to a Lenovo ThinkPad P51 notebook computer through a LAN. The transmitter transmits the excitation signal, and the synchronization modules of all tags start to perform their own subcarrier modulation after synchronizing with the excitation signal, and the output after phase modulation becomes the switch control logic signal of the I / Q channel through logical judgment, and controls the I channel switch respectively and Q switch to complete I / Q modulation. During this process, their digital frequency synthesis block follows the k and N parameters specified by the transmitter (see specification section 5). Since the sub-channels of all tags do not conflict with each other, their OFDMA signals can be successfully demodulated by the receiver.
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[0105] Embodiment 2: subcarrier generation experiment. Deploy 1 tag 5 meters away from the transmitter. By modifying the control signaling of the transmitter, the digital frequency synthesis algorithm specifying the label traverses all k (k is an integer, corresponding to the subchannel number) in the case of N=1024. After demodulation by the receiver, the data rate of the physical layer on each sub-channel is obtained. Both the transmitter and receiver use Mango Communications WARP v3, the frequency band is 2.4GHz. The result is as Figure 4 shown.
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