Wireless Infrared (IR) communications system is meant to use free-space propagation of light waves as a transmission medium in near infrared band. In this paper, voice communication system is simulated and implemented by protues software using IR as a source that is established an audio communication (link to transmit and receive voices and music via infrared light). The outcome of this proposed work is to design and implementation an optical wireless system to transmit voice over a certain distance in laboratory. This system has many advantages such as is a common, inexpensive, and the transmitter or receiver can be showed to another location with least distraction
The modern technologies of the image transmission look for ultra-reducing of the error transmission in addition to enhancing the security over a wireless communication channel. This paper is applied and discussed two different techniques to achieve these requirements, which are linear block code (LBC) and two-dimensions (2-D) interleaving approach. We investigate a new approach of 2-D interleaving that increases the security of the image transmission and helps to diminution the bit error probability (BER). Using an investigated 2-D interleaving grouping LBC approach on image transmission, the system achieves a higher-security information and a better BER comparing with the other systems. It was done by means of peak signal to noise ratio (PSNR) and histogram analysis tests. Simulation results state these enhancements.
<p class="Abstract"><span>The research in wireless communication has developed rapidly for the last decades as a result of raising the demand for efficient data transmission with more security and accuracy. This paper proposed a system based on the special multiplexing (SM) technique and linear minimum mean square error (LMMSE) detection method with the assistance of the hamming code as well as the interleaving techniques for a better enhanced performance of an audio transmission. Moreover, the comparison was done between the two systems for different antenna configurations and with the presence of two types of modulation: binary phase shift key and quateradure phase shift key. These systems are employed by Matlab simulation to show significant results in terms of enhancing the Rayleigh fading channel capacity, bit error rate (BER) and security as well as in recovering the transmitting audio signals. Each system has advantages than the others in one performance term respect to the other terms. The Simulation results have provided to prove and discuss our analysis.</span></p>
RCS is very significant to confirm data for target designation. The targets signature is different, because every target has own signature, and this specific signature is utilized to recognize the type of structure which will be tested. The monostatic radar utilizes one antenna on the body for reducing the scattering of signals for given polarization and receive and transmit in this type in the same location. Microstrip patch antenna is widely used in microwave systems, especially for space applications. In this paper, rectangular microstrip antenna in c-band frequency is designed and simulated as a target to calculate monostatic RCS area using CST software 2019. The strip antenna is simulated and modeled for different target angles (0, 45, 60and 90) degree. The monostatic radar cross section is simulated at 8GHz with incident angles from 0-180 degree. The best RCS of rectangular patch antenna is about -31m2 at the incident angle θ=60o.
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