Digital DS-CDMA detection in impulsive noise: base band vs. band-pass nonlinear processing

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Roncagliolo, Pedro Agustín; Muravchik, Carlos Horacio
Año de publicación
2010
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In the context of DS-CDMA detection, a digital base-band model for the received signal after chip-matched filtering, is often adopted. Nonlinear treatment of these samples for robust detection in impulsive environments has been already proposed. In this paper we study the advantages of band-pass nonlinear detection schemes for DS-CDMA receivers, over those in base-band. We consider for both schemes i) an impulsive noise model with independent α-stable distributed sequences and ii) a hard-limiter as memoryless nonlinearity. Probability of error and asymptotic relative efficiency expressions are given, with simulations that validate them. Results shown that band-pass nonlinear detection is preferable.
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Electrotecnia
DS-CDMA
Nonlinear detection
Impulsive noise
α-stable distribution
Hard limiter
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dc.title.none.fl_str_mv Digital DS-CDMA detection in impulsive noise: base band vs. band-pass nonlinear processing
title Digital DS-CDMA detection in impulsive noise: base band vs. band-pass nonlinear processing
spellingShingle Digital DS-CDMA detection in impulsive noise: base band vs. band-pass nonlinear processing
Roncagliolo, Pedro Agustín
Electrotecnia
DS-CDMA
Nonlinear detection
Impulsive noise
α-stable distribution
Hard limiter
title_short Digital DS-CDMA detection in impulsive noise: base band vs. band-pass nonlinear processing
title_full Digital DS-CDMA detection in impulsive noise: base band vs. band-pass nonlinear processing
title_fullStr Digital DS-CDMA detection in impulsive noise: base band vs. band-pass nonlinear processing
title_full_unstemmed Digital DS-CDMA detection in impulsive noise: base band vs. band-pass nonlinear processing
title_sort Digital DS-CDMA detection in impulsive noise: base band vs. band-pass nonlinear processing
dc.creator.none.fl_str_mv Roncagliolo, Pedro Agustín
Muravchik, Carlos Horacio
author Roncagliolo, Pedro Agustín
author_facet Roncagliolo, Pedro Agustín
Muravchik, Carlos Horacio
author_role author
author2 Muravchik, Carlos Horacio
author2_role author
dc.subject.none.fl_str_mv Electrotecnia
DS-CDMA
Nonlinear detection
Impulsive noise
α-stable distribution
Hard limiter
topic Electrotecnia
DS-CDMA
Nonlinear detection
Impulsive noise
α-stable distribution
Hard limiter
dc.description.none.fl_txt_mv In the context of DS-CDMA detection, a digital base-band model for the received signal after chip-matched filtering, is often adopted. Nonlinear treatment of these samples for robust detection in impulsive environments has been already proposed. In this paper we study the advantages of band-pass nonlinear detection schemes for DS-CDMA receivers, over those in base-band. We consider for both schemes i) an impulsive noise model with independent α-stable distributed sequences and ii) a hard-limiter as memoryless nonlinearity. Probability of error and asymptotic relative efficiency expressions are given, with simulations that validate them. Results shown that band-pass nonlinear detection is preferable.
Instituto de Investigaciones en Electrónica, Control y Procesamiento de Señales
description In the context of DS-CDMA detection, a digital base-band model for the received signal after chip-matched filtering, is often adopted. Nonlinear treatment of these samples for robust detection in impulsive environments has been already proposed. In this paper we study the advantages of band-pass nonlinear detection schemes for DS-CDMA receivers, over those in base-band. We consider for both schemes i) an impulsive noise model with independent α-stable distributed sequences and ii) a hard-limiter as memoryless nonlinearity. Probability of error and asymptotic relative efficiency expressions are given, with simulations that validate them. Results shown that band-pass nonlinear detection is preferable.
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