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Design and Development of Novel Channel estimation method for OFDM based Underwater communication
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Abstract
The ocean is a constantly changing environment whose properties are still great Challenges to Developing Effective Underwater Wireless Communication represent. The high absorption of electromagnetic and optical signals in the water limits this Use and development of underwater electromagnetic communication systems. A possible approach to wireless underwater communication over longer distances (> 100m), offers acoustic signal transmission, modulation methods such as frequency shift keying are also used (FSK) and phase-shift keying (PSK) are used. In many areas the orthogonal frequency division multiplex method (Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiplexing, OFDM) is enforced for high data rates. It offers a multi-carrier transmission method Benefits in treating multipath propagation, nevertheless achieves a bandwidth efficiency similar to that of corresponding single-carrier processes. In recent studies, the OFDM methods are adopted for underwater communication. However the real time implementation is becoming a challenging part. The channel estimation plays vital role in underwater communication. In this research work, the novel sparse channel estimation in OFDM based underwater communication is proposed for long distances. The proposed algorithms are developed in fixed point manner which can be implemented in FPGA. The BER values are estimated for proposed algorithm and validated with the conventional algorithms. The proposed algorithms exhibits better results compared with the conventional algorithms.
Title: Design and Development of Novel Channel estimation method for OFDM based Underwater communication
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Abstract
The ocean is a constantly changing environment whose properties are still great Challenges to Developing Effective Underwater Wireless Communication represent.
The high absorption of electromagnetic and optical signals in the water limits this Use and development of underwater electromagnetic communication systems.
A possible approach to wireless underwater communication over longer distances (> 100m), offers acoustic signal transmission, modulation methods such as frequency shift keying are also used (FSK) and phase-shift keying (PSK) are used.
In many areas the orthogonal frequency division multiplex method (Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiplexing, OFDM) is enforced for high data rates.
It offers a multi-carrier transmission method Benefits in treating multipath propagation, nevertheless achieves a bandwidth efficiency similar to that of corresponding single-carrier processes.
In recent studies, the OFDM methods are adopted for underwater communication.
However the real time implementation is becoming a challenging part.
The channel estimation plays vital role in underwater communication.
In this research work, the novel sparse channel estimation in OFDM based underwater communication is proposed for long distances.
The proposed algorithms are developed in fixed point manner which can be implemented in FPGA.
The BER values are estimated for proposed algorithm and validated with the conventional algorithms.
The proposed algorithms exhibits better results compared with the conventional algorithms.
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