Y2 1= h11 (-X2*) + h12(X1*) + n21 (second time slot receive data in RX1) (9) Y2 2= h21 (-X2*) + h22(X1*) + n22 (second time slot receive data in RX2) (10) Equation (7), (8), (, 9) and (10) can also be written as matrix form the received vector in first time slot is [■(Y_11@Y_12 )]=[■(h_11&h_12@h_21&h_22 )] [■(X_1@X_2 )]+[■(n_11@n_12 )] (11) The received vector in second time slot is [■(Y_21@Y_22 )]=[■(h_11&h_12@h_21&h_22 )][■(〖〖-X〗_2^*〗_ @〖X_1^*〗_ )]+ [■(n_21@n_22 )] …show more content…
MRC is as method of diversity combining. MRC multiplied the all branches signal. MRC amplified higher amplitude signal but shrink the low amplitude signals. It is also add the signal from each channel and gain of each channel is made directly proportional to the RMS signal value and inversely proportional to the mean square noise value in that channel. Each channel is different. It is known as RSC (ratio-squared-combining) and PC (prediction combining). MRC is also known as optimum combiner and it is independent of AWGN channels. It can achieved high bit error rate when MRC is used in multi input multi output receiver. The least square solution in this case is also known as maximal ratio combining. In the case of two antennas the least square solution can be written as equation (14) X ̂= (h_1^**Y_1+h_2^* Y_2)/(〖|h〗_1^2 |+|h_2^2 |) (14) IV. MODULATION If the digital modulation modulates the incoming data BPSK (Binary phase shift keying) modulation is used. Encoding of M massage bits single pulse transmit 2M possible time shifts. Transmit bit rate M/T (bit per second) is replicate after every T second. This paper BPSK modulation scheme is used. V. COMMUNICATION CHANNEL Communication channel is medium to transmit the
The programmed algorithm is shown in Figure 6.The program was developed using LabVIEW System design software. The entire experimental set-up is shown in Figure 7.
Equation (3.11) has to be compared with the actual outputs from the output layer. Calculate the outputs from the first layer. Where P is the number of neurons in the first hidden layer. The outputs x1k are fed to the next hidden layer.
to calculate error derivative of current time. This is a modification of back propagation algorithm and known as back
sin2 (d2r) = sin2 ( Φ2 - Φ12) + cos (Φ1) cos (Φ2) sin2 ( λ2 - λ12)
//I organized the signals this way in the hopes ofmaking them easier to read when viewing the waveform
Following this strategy, it is possible to ignore the populations of the S1, Sn and T2 levels and convert the temporal equations in a set of discrete equations considering just the sub-pulses' center, consequently avoiding the explicit integration in time. This point should be clarified in detail.
Once the signal is received, these receivers will demodulate the signal – meaning to extract the modulation from the received signal.
Multiplexing (OFDM), Multiple-Input Multiple-Output (MIMO) is to consider for reducing the transmission power in cellular BS.
In this chapter, we describe the MIMO system model along with a brief discussion of its
Here, Ht= variance of the residual (error term) derived from equation 1.1 and 1.2 (current day’s variance or volatility of Index return)
J (n) = -2p + 2Rw (n) (4.1) Very obvious choice of predictors is computation by using instantaneous estimates for R and p that are collaborated by the different discrete magnitude values
Where, β_0 is known as the short run multiplier, or impact multiplier because it gives the change in the mean value of Y_t following a unit change of X_tin the same time period. If the change of X_t is maintained at the same level thereafter, then, (β_0+β_1) gives the change in the mean value of Y_t in the next period, (β_0 + β_1+β_2) in the following period, and so on. These partial sums are called interim or intermediate multiplier. Finally, after k periods, that is
For M phase sequences [log2M], side N log 2 N information bits are required. In SLM, an N-point IFFT involves 2 complex N log 2 N multiplications and additions; these are increased by a factor of L if oversampling is performed. Computational complexity, PAPR reduction capability and avoiding SI are the major issues associated with SLM. Various schemes are available in literature to modify SLM. A scheme is proposed for removing SI in SLM where phase sequence could be easily decoded at the receiver after a level is inserted with each candidate as an identifier tag and scrambling is used to avoid any direct manipulation of SI at the receiver. Here only a small amount of redundancy increases the cost of hardware implementation. In this scheme removal of SI is not proposed, only representation is changed. A magnitude scaled-SLM method is proposed, where a set of envelope function derived from Walsh sequences is used to scale the power profile of OFDM signal and at the receiver envelope function along with a detection matrix could easily identify the used phase at the transmitter. Another scheme proposed use of m-sequences for detection of SI at the receiver but at transmitter SI is embedded in the sequences with the help of block partitioning and rotation, at the receiver cyclic shifting of m-sequences which are derived from a Walsh Hadamard matrix is used to choose phase factor.
In our model, the choice of minimum CBR (CBRMin) is any value smaller than CBRMax while the average CBR (CBRAv) is comprised between the minimum and the maximum. The transmission delay (T0) is initialised at one second and the rate or frequency is initialised at 10 Hz. The algorithm begins at full rate when the CBR is less than CBRMin. When the CBR becomes greater than the CBRMin and less than the CBRMax, the rate is adjusted as a function of T0, λ and α. When the CBR becomes greater than CBRMax, the rate is decreased by increasing T0 until the CBRAv is achieved and T0 is equal to 1 or less.