UWB selective rake receiver using multiple comparators

Fayadh, Rashid A.; Fadhil, Hilal A.; Dawood, Sameer A.; Malek, F.; Abdullah, F. S.

doi:10.1109/iced.2014.7015760

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“…The results obtained above also shows significant improvement in terms of bit error rates at the higher values of (Ex/No/ dB) and are better in comparison to the results presented in [26] and [28] for the multiple access modulated system over the multipath channel. The Also, the above results obtained for the selective Rake and Partial rake receiver configurations with two branches show that the ultra wideband system using proposed combined pulse shapes performs better than the gaussian derivative pulse shape generally used by the researchers to generate the transmission signal as in paper [15] and [23].…”

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Performance Improvement of Ultra Wideband Multiple Access Modulation System using a new Optimal Pulse Shape

Goyal

Dhaliwal²

2017

AEM

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Ultra-wideband (UWB) uses very low energy levels to transfer data at very high data rate and bandwidth. An optimal and correct choice of transmission pulse shape is an important criterion in this technology. In this paper, we will present an approach for the generation of an optimal pulse shape with the optimal generation of pulse shape values that can provide effective results when transmitted using multiple access modulation technique over a multipath channel and received by a RAKE type receiver. The bit error analysis of constructed model is also given using Ideal Rake, selective RAKE, and partial RAKE receiver configurations.

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confidence: 72%