A Coded Modulation Design with Equal Utilization of Signal Dimensions on Two Carrier Frequencies Using a Simple Convolutional Code
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This paper presents an improved pragmatic approach to coded modulation design which provides higher coding gains especially for very noisy channels including those with Rayleigh fading. The signal constellation using four equally utilized dimensions implemented with two correlative carrier frequencies is adopted to enhance the performance of the pragmatic approach previously proposed by Viterbi et al.. The proposed scheme is shown to perform much better by analysis of system performance parameters and extensive computer simulation for practical channel conditions. The bandwidth and power efficiencies are also analyzed and discussed to provide more design flexibility for different communications environments.
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- IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Communications Vol.E79-B No.10 pp.1537-1548
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Chin-Hua CHUANG, Lin-Shan LEE, "A Coded Modulation Design with Equal Utilization of Signal Dimensions on Two Carrier Frequencies Using a Simple Convolutional Code" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Communications,
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Abstract: This paper presents an improved pragmatic approach to coded modulation design which provides higher coding gains especially for very noisy channels including those with Rayleigh fading. The signal constellation using four equally utilized dimensions implemented with two correlative carrier frequencies is adopted to enhance the performance of the pragmatic approach previously proposed by Viterbi et al.. The proposed scheme is shown to perform much better by analysis of system performance parameters and extensive computer simulation for practical channel conditions. The bandwidth and power efficiencies are also analyzed and discussed to provide more design flexibility for different communications environments.
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