Performance Validation of the DVB-SH Standard for Satellite/Terrestrial Hybrid Mobile Broadcasting Networks

Alamanac, Ana Bolea; Burzigotti, P.; Cohen, M.; Gaudenzi, R. De; Liva, Gianluigi; Lipp, Stefan; Pulvirenti, O.; Roullet, Laurent; Stadali, Holger

doi:10.1109/tbc.2011.2166178

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“…Based on the setup described in Section 3, extensive measurements have been conducted in order to validate the performance of the DVB‐SH receiver against the values specified in the DVB‐SH implementation guidelines (IGs) . Additional in‐field validation has been performed in the J‐Ortigia project .…”

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Mobile satellite reception with DVB‐SH receiver architecture and performance

Gómez

Lipp

Leyh

et al. 2013

Satell Commun Network

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Within the Digital Video Broadcasting (DVB) family of standards, DVB-SH (satellite to handheld devices) is the first standard for a hybrid system offering parallel reception of satellite and terrestrial signals. In this paper, we discuss the architecture and implementation of a full-featured DVB-SH receiver. In addition, a laboratory test bed including a DVB-SH signal generator that can be used for DVB-SH system validation and receiver characterization is presented. We provide some key results of receiver performance measurements in typical channel conditions. Finally, we highlight the advantage of a multi-frequency network configuration in case of a hybrid reception scenario

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Section: Performance Resultsmentioning

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Mobile satellite reception with DVB‐SH receiver architecture and performance

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Lipp

Leyh

et al. 2013

Satell Commun Network

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“…Each tap is defined with its delay and an average attenuation power (Table 6) on top of which a unit power Rayleigh complex fading process is applied. The Rayleigh fading is characterized by a Jakes Doppler Power Spectral Density profile [22]:…”

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Simulation Model for Evaluation of the DVB-SH-A Performance

2014

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Original scientific paperThis paper presents our simulation model for DVB-SH system following the ETSI standard EN 302 583. Simulation model includes DVB-SH transmitter and receiver, supports different system parameters and transmission channels. The model provides overall evaluation of DVB-SH system parameters and can be used for educational purposes.Key words: Channel models: AWGN channel, Rayleigh, Ricean and Typical urban fading channel models, DVB-SH system, SH-A with OFDM based transmission, Simulation modelSimulacijski model za analizu parametara DVB-SH-A sustava. U radu je predstavljen naš simulacijski model za DVB-SH sustav modeliran prema ETSI normi EN 302 583. Simulacijski model uključuje DVB-SH odašiljač i prijamnik, podržava različite parametre sustava i različite prijenosne kanale. Model daje sveukupnu ocjenu komunikacije putem DVB-SH sustava i može se koristiti u edukacijske svrhe.Ključne riječi: modeli kanala: AWGN kanal, Rayleighev, Riceov i Typical urban model kanala, DVB-SH sustav, SH-A temeljen na OFDMu, simulacijski model

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“…The salient physical layer elements of this standard are summarized below 12 Physical layer coding: In all SH-A/B cases a turbo FEC scheme is adopted with a variety of coding rates spanning from 1/5 to 2/3. Receiver classes: Two receiver classes are possible.…”

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MIMO Extension to DVB-SH

Shankar

Kyrolainen²,

Arapoglou

et al. 2012

30th AIAA International Communications Satellite System Conference (ICSSC)

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and Joel Grotz 6 SES, Betzdorf, Luxembourg, L-6815 DVB-SH is a hybrid satellite-terrestrial system combining a satellite component and a complementary ground component to provide service in all types of environments, i.e., outdoor and indoor coverage in urban, sub-urban and rural. This paper reports the studies on multiple-input multiple-output (MIMO) extension to the existing DVB-SH standard. MIMO techniques are considered in this paper for achieving increased spectral efficiency and reliability in the challenging satellite and hybrid channel environments. Nomenclature APSK = Amplitude Phase Shift Keying BER = Bit Error Rate CGC = Complementary Ground Component DVB-SH = Digital Video Broadcast-Satellite to Handheld DVB-NGH = Digital Video Broadcast-Next Generation Handheld ESR5(20) = Error Second Ratio at 5% in 20 Seconds 1 Research Associate, Interdisciplinary Centre for Security, Reliability and Trust (SnT), 6, Rue Richard-Coudenhove Kalergi, non-member 2 Senior Design Engineer, Tutkijantie 7, non-member 3 Communications Systems Engineer, TEC-ETC, Keplerlaan 1, non-member 4 Senior Specialist, Tutkijantie 7, non-member 5 Project Manager. Department of Communications Engg., Erkki Koiso-Kanttilan katu 3, non-member 6 Senior System Engineer, SES Chateau de Betzdorf, non-member

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Performance Validation of the DVB-SH Standard for Satellite/Terrestrial Hybrid Mobile Broadcasting Networks

Cited by 16 publications

References 8 publications

Mobile satellite reception with DVB‐SH receiver architecture and performance

Mobile satellite reception with DVB‐SH receiver architecture and performance

Simulation Model for Evaluation of the DVB-SH-A Performance

MIMO Extension to DVB-SH

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