Frequency domain arrival detection method of orthogonal frequency division multiplexing system
A technology of orthogonal frequency division and detection method, applied in multi-frequency code system, baseband system components, shaping network in transmitter/receiver, etc., can solve the influence of signal time domain correlation characteristics, false detection and missed detection probability Improve and reduce reliability, etc., to achieve the effect of increasing the probability of successful detection, reducing the probability of false alarms, and reliable signal arrival detection
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[0047] combine figure 2 , the specific steps of the frequency domain synchronization sending unit are:
[0048] 1) First use the pseudo-random sequence generator (101) corresponding to the original polynomial 1 with an order of N to generate a segment with a length of 2 N The PN sequence of -1 is mapped into a bipolar PN sequence with a value of +1 and -1 through the mapper (102), and a 0 is added at the beginning of the sequence to obtain a length of 2 N The sequence P1.
[0049] 2) Then use the pseudo-random sequence generator (104) corresponding to the original polynomial 2 with order N to generate a length of 2 N The PN sequence of -1 is mapped into a bipolar PN sequence with a value of +1 and -1 through the mapper (105), and a 0 is added at the beginning of the sequence to obtain a length of 2 N The sequence P2.
[0050] 3) Send the sequences P1 and P2 into the IFFT modules (103, 106) respectively to obtain the sequences P3 and P4, and then concatenate the sequences ...
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