A Mean Level Receiver for FH-MFSK Mobile Radio
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The performances of parametric receivers such as the linear, the maximum likelihood and the hard limiter have been analyzed before for the detection of frequency-hopped multilevel frequency-shift keyed signals (FH-MFSK) in mobile radiotelephony. Also, nonparametric receivers such as the maximum rank sum receiver (MRSR) and the reduced rank sum receiver (RRR) were previously considered. Here, a receiver called the mean level receiver (MLR) is analyzed. It is neither parametric nor nonparametric. It depends on the noise (or interference) distribution except for a scale parameter which may correspond to the noise power. The proposed receiver is distinguished by its easier implementation, constant false alarm rate and relatively good performance.
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- IEICE TRANSACTIONS on transactions Vol.E70-E No.10 pp.968-974
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- 1987/10/25
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Emad K. AL-HUSSAINI, "A Mean Level Receiver for FH-MFSK Mobile Radio" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on transactions,
vol. E70-E, no. 10, pp. 968-974, October 1987, doi: .
Abstract: The performances of parametric receivers such as the linear, the maximum likelihood and the hard limiter have been analyzed before for the detection of frequency-hopped multilevel frequency-shift keyed signals (FH-MFSK) in mobile radiotelephony. Also, nonparametric receivers such as the maximum rank sum receiver (MRSR) and the reduced rank sum receiver (RRR) were previously considered. Here, a receiver called the mean level receiver (MLR) is analyzed. It is neither parametric nor nonparametric. It depends on the noise (or interference) distribution except for a scale parameter which may correspond to the noise power. The proposed receiver is distinguished by its easier implementation, constant false alarm rate and relatively good performance.
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