Bit Error Rate of Bi-orthogonal Systems Considering Synchronization Performance

Hiromasa HABUCHI; Shun HOSAKA

Bit Error Rate of Bi-orthogonal Systems Considering Synchronization Performance

Hiromasa HABUCHI, Shun HOSAKA

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In this paper, the bit error rate (BER) considering tracking performance is evaluated, by theoretical analysis and computer simulation, for a bi-orthogonal system using a synchronizing pseudo-noise (PN) sequence and co-channel interference cancellers. A system that improves on Tachikawa's system is proposed. It is found that the optimum ratio of the information signal energy to the synchronizing signal energy varies with E_b/N_o, and the canceller is better for small L than for large L (L = length of the sequence). Moreover, it is found that the BER considering synchronization performance improvse as the equivalent noise bandwidth B_n decreases.

Publication: IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Fundamentals Vol.E79-A No.12 pp.1982-1987

Publication Date: 1996/12/25

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Hiromasa HABUCHI, Shun HOSAKA, "Bit Error Rate of Bi-orthogonal Systems Considering Synchronization Performance" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Fundamentals, vol. E79-A, no. 12, pp. 1982-1987, December 1996, doi: .
Abstract: In this paper, the bit error rate (BER) considering tracking performance is evaluated, by theoretical analysis and computer simulation, for a bi-orthogonal system using a synchronizing pseudo-noise (PN) sequence and co-channel interference cancellers. A system that improves on Tachikawa's system is proposed. It is found that the optimum ratio of the information signal energy to the synchronizing signal energy varies with E_b/N_o, and the canceller is better for small L than for large L (L = length of the sequence). Moreover, it is found that the BER considering synchronization performance improvse as the equivalent noise bandwidth B_n decreases.
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