Pseudoerror Monitor for 16 QAM 140 Mbit/s Digital Radio

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Document typeArticle
Defense date1986-07-01
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Abstract
This paper presents the performance of a pseudoerror monitoring technique for a 16 QAM 140 Mbit/s digital radio in presence of multipath dispersive fading. The so-called pseudoerrors, generated by means of a threshold modification of two, namely, secondary receivers are entered into an extrapolating function to obtain a fast bit error ratio (BER) calculation. A counting time of 10 ms was retained in order to follow fading depth changes up to 100 dB/s and fading notch speeds up to 300 MHz/s approximately. We have considered three structures for the receiver: without equalization, with IF amplitude equalization, and decision feedback equalization (DFE). The results obtained show the estimated and real BER within a margin that includes the two recommended CCIR values: 10<sup>-3</sup>and10<sup>-6</sup>. In particular, the estimated signature obtained in the case of using IF equalization reveals that this fast BER calculation could be an effective choice to control a frequency diversity switch, even in the presence of a fading activity with rapid variations.
CitationAgusti, R., Casadevall , F. Pseudoerror Monitor for 16 QAM 140 Mbit/s Digital Radio. "IEEE transactions on communications", 01 Juliol 1986, vol. 34, núm. 6, p. 606-613.
ISSN0090-6778
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