Optical orthogonal frequency division multiplexing symbol decomposition serial transmission method with optimal signal-to-noise ratio
A technology of symbol decomposition and orthogonal frequency division, which is applied in the transmission system, transmission monitoring, free space transmission, etc., can solve the problems of BER performance deterioration, large number of symbol decompositions, and communication rate reduction, etc., to reduce clipping distortion , reduce background noise, improve the effect of bit error rate performance
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[0039] In SDST and ASDST systems, the receiving end needs to combine multiple decomposed symbols of serial framing into one recovered O-OFDM symbol. Since multiple decomposed symbols of serial framing are transmitted sequentially in the optical wireless channel, they are superimposed Additive white Gaussian noise (AWGN), so the more symbols are decomposed, the greater the AWGN noise introduced when the symbols are combined. On the other hand, the greater the number of symbol decompositions, the smaller the nonlinear distortion. Combining the above two aspects, there is an optimal symbol decomposition number, which minimizes nonlinear distortion and AWGN noise, and optimizes the signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) of the O-OFDM system. In short, different from the SDST and ASDST systems that pursue the goal of fully decomposing symbols, which may introduce greater AWGN noise, the OSNR-SDST of the present invention is based on the principle of optimizing SNR, which can further reduce th...
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