Channel Estimation of MIMO-OFDM through Wavelet Transform to Improve the Spectral Efficiency and Data Transmission Rate

We define a new wavelet transform that is based on a recently defined family of scaling functions: the fractional B-splines. The interest of this family is that they interpolate between the integer degrees of polynomial B- splines and that they allow a fractional order of approximation. The approxim...

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Published in:IOP conference series. Materials Science and Engineering 2020-09, Vol.925 (1)
Main Authors: Yogeeswaran, S, Parasuraman, S, Manimaran, A
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Approximation
Atmospheric effects
B spline functions
BER
Bit error rate
BPSK
Data transmission
Error reduction
Free-space optical communication
Mathematical analysis
MIMO
MIMO communication
OFDM
Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiplexing
Performance degradation
Physical optics
Polynomials
Signal processing
Signal reconstruction
Transmission rate (communications)
Turbulence effects
Wavelet transforms
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Summary:We define a new wavelet transform that is based on a recently defined family of scaling functions: the fractional B-splines. The interest of this family is that they interpolate between the integer degrees of polynomial B- splines and that they allow a fractional order of approximation. The approximation can determine noise in communication signals and help in signal reconstruction and channel estimation in MIMO receiver system. In free space optical communication links, the turbulent atmospheric channel causes fluctuations in both intensity and phase of the transmitted optical signal which degrades their performance. In order to make free space optical communications commercially viable, there is a need for characterizing the atmospheric effects on the received signal statistics, and possibly correcting for the signal degradation using physical optics principles and advanced real-time signal processing techniques. As part of this work, we have constructed an experimental free space optical link over 100 meters so as to characterize the effects of inner-scale and outer-scale turbulence effects, and used it as the platform for carrying out the above objectives. Through these techniques, we have demonstrated bit error rate (BER) reduction and propose to estimate channel accurately.
ISSN:1757-8981
1757-899X
DOI:10.1088/1757-899X/925/1/012004