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Theoretical Proposals for Improving the Noise Immunity of Receiving Multi-Position Signals in Channels with Variable Parameters

https://doi.org/10.32603/1993-8985-2023-26-2-6-15

Abstract

Introduction. At present, the noise immunity of receiving multi-position signals in channels with variable parameters is improved using various signal structures (SS). In particular, in communication systems and the DVB-T2 television standard, these are quadrature amplitude modulation (QAM) signals with transformed constellation diagrams. However, in practical calculations of communication systems, the existing SS models fail to take into account the random nature of changes in the phases of the transformed signal constellation. This, in turn, leads to a discrepancy between the analytical value of error probability and its real value due to asynchronism in the radio link. The SS model proposed in this paper and the obtained analytical ratio take into account the introduced phase distortions in channels with variable parameters.
Aim. Development of theoretical proposals for improving the efficiency of receiving QAM signals in radio channels with variable parameters.
Materials and methods. The considered transformed SS model and the resulting analytical relation are described on the basis of communication theory and signal theory in the subject area of noise immunity research methods. This, in turn, enables analysis of the effect of phase distortions in channels with variable parameters on the error probability of receiving QAM signal elements.
Results. A transformed SS model with improved energy characteristics and an analytical relation for calculating the error probability of receiving QAM signal elements are proposed. Theoretical proposals for improving the noise immunity of receiving multi-position signals in channels with variable parameters are formulated.
Conclusion. The developed theoretical proposals for improving the noise immunity of multi-position quadrature signal structures in channels with variable parameters make it possible to improve their energy characteristics, taking into account phase distortions introduced by the communication channel. The presented dependence makes it possible to evaluate the relationship between the values of the probability of a pair error of receiving QAM signal elements and the limits of the change in phase shifts introduced by a communication channel with variable parameters. Future research will address the development of scientific and practical proposals for improving the noise immunity of quadrature multi-position signals, including an algorithm and block diagram for compensating phase shifts introduced in communication channels; processing of the amplitude values of the signal, which assumes the difference in the paths in terms of frequency-polarization and determines the accuracy of eliminating phase distortions.

About the Authors

S. V. Dvornikov
Military Telecommunications Academy; Saint Petersburg State University of Aerospace Instrumentation
Russian Federation

Sergey V. Dvornikov, Dr Sci. (Eng.) (2009), Professor (2014) of the Radio Communication Department of the Military Telecommunications Academy, Professor of the Department of Radio-engineering and Fiber-optic Complexes of the Saint Petersburg State University of Aerospace Instrumentation. The author of 423 scientific publications. Area of expertise: radio technology; information transmission and reception systems; signal-code structures.

194064, St Petersburg, Tikhoretsky Ave., 3



A. V. Pshenichnikov
Military Telecommunications Academy
Russian Federation

Alexander V. Pshenichikov, Dr Sci. (Eng.) (2018), Professor of the Radio Communication Department. The author of 125 scientific publications. Area of expertise: radio technology information transmission and reception systems; signal-code structures.

194064, St Petersburg, Tikhoretsky Ave., 3



A. F. Kryachko
Saint Petersburg State University of Aerospace Instrumentation
Russian Federation

Alexander F. Kryachko, Dr Sci. (Eng.) (2005), Professor (2008), Head of the Department of Radioengineering and Optoelectronic Complexes. The author of 173 scientific publications. Area of expertise: applied electrodynamics; analysis and development of control information complexes for aerospace radio telemetry, communication and control systems.

190000, St Petersburg, St. Bolshaya Morskaya, 67



M. R. Bibarsov
Military Telecommunications Academy; Saint Petersburg State University of Aerospace Instrumentation
Russian Federation

Marat R. Bibarsov, Cand. Sci. (Eng.) (1999), Associate Professor (2007), Senior Lecturer of the Radio Communications Department of the Military Telecommunications Academy, Associate Professor of the Department of Radio-engineering and Optoelectronic Complexes of the Saint Petersburg State University of Aerospace Instrumentation. The author of 183 scientific publications. Area of expertise: information transmission and reception systems; adаptive antenna systems.

194064, St Petersburg, Tikhoretsky Ave., 3



G. S. Bibarsova
Military Telecommunications Academy
Russian Federation

Gulnara Sh. Bibarsova, Cand. Sci. (Pedagogical) (2006), Associate Professor of the Department of Military-Political Work in the Troops (forces). The author of 105 scientific publications. Area of expertise: legal support of information and communication technologies.

194064, St Petersburg, Tikhoretsky Ave., 3



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Dvornikov S.V., Pshenichnikov A.V., Kryachko A.F., Bibarsov M.R., Bibarsova G.S. Theoretical Proposals for Improving the Noise Immunity of Receiving Multi-Position Signals in Channels with Variable Parameters. Journal of the Russian Universities. Radioelectronics. 2023;26(2):6-15. (In Russ.) https://doi.org/10.32603/1993-8985-2023-26-2-6-15

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