The Modified Multistage Decoding Scheme (MMDS) for a Fast Frequency-Hopped Multiple Access MFSK System over a Rayleigh Fading Channel
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The stage 3/2 decoding scheme, originally suggested by U. Timor, is modified for a Rayleigh fading channel to improve the performance of a fast frequency-hopped multiple access/multilevel frequency shift keying system. When signal-to-noise ratio per bit is 30 dB, the simulation results show that the modified stage 3/2 decoding scheme increases the spectral efficiency by 11% compared to the modified stage 1 decoding scheme at bit error rate of 10-3. Further, the performance comparisons are made between the modified multistage decoding scheme and the diversity combining methods, where the modified stage 3/2 decoding scheme shows better performance.
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- IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Communications Vol.E84-B No.6 pp.1631-1636
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- 2001/06/01
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Yeomin YOON, Kiseon KIM, "The Modified Multistage Decoding Scheme (MMDS) for a Fast Frequency-Hopped Multiple Access MFSK System over a Rayleigh Fading Channel" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Communications,
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Abstract: The stage 3/2 decoding scheme, originally suggested by U. Timor, is modified for a Rayleigh fading channel to improve the performance of a fast frequency-hopped multiple access/multilevel frequency shift keying system. When signal-to-noise ratio per bit is 30 dB, the simulation results show that the modified stage 3/2 decoding scheme increases the spectral efficiency by 11% compared to the modified stage 1 decoding scheme at bit error rate of 10-3. Further, the performance comparisons are made between the modified multistage decoding scheme and the diversity combining methods, where the modified stage 3/2 decoding scheme shows better performance.
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