In this letter, a novel transmission scheme is proposed to eliminate the polarization dependent loss (PDL) effect in dual-polarized satellite systems. In fact, the PDL effect is the key problem that limits the performance of the systems based on the PM technique, while it is naturally eliminated in the proposed scheme since we transmit the two components of the polarized signal in turn in two symbol periods. Moreover, a simple and effective detection method based on the signal's power is proposed to distinguish the polarization characteristic of the transmit antenna. In addition, there is no requirement on the channel state information at the transmitter, which is popular in satellite systems. Finally, superiorities are validated by the theoretical analysis and simulation results in the dual-polarized satellite systems.
Zhangkai LUO
PLA Army Engineering University
Huali WANG
PLA Army Engineering University
Kaijie ZHOU
PLA Army Engineering University
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Zhangkai LUO, Huali WANG, Kaijie ZHOU, "A Novel Transmission Scheme for Polarization Dependent Loss Elimination in Dual-Polarized Satellite Systems" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Fundamentals,
vol. E101-A, no. 5, pp. 872-877, May 2018, doi: 10.1587/transfun.E101.A.872.
Abstract: In this letter, a novel transmission scheme is proposed to eliminate the polarization dependent loss (PDL) effect in dual-polarized satellite systems. In fact, the PDL effect is the key problem that limits the performance of the systems based on the PM technique, while it is naturally eliminated in the proposed scheme since we transmit the two components of the polarized signal in turn in two symbol periods. Moreover, a simple and effective detection method based on the signal's power is proposed to distinguish the polarization characteristic of the transmit antenna. In addition, there is no requirement on the channel state information at the transmitter, which is popular in satellite systems. Finally, superiorities are validated by the theoretical analysis and simulation results in the dual-polarized satellite systems.
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