DocumentCode
2123990
Title
The use of differential transformations in modeling of communication systems
Author
Stoukatch, O.V. ; Golovin, E.D.
Author_Institution
Tomsk State Univ. of Control Syst. & Radioelectronics, Russia
fYear
2001
fDate
2001
Firstpage
63
Lastpage
67
Abstract
An important problem is the development of systems whose structure and composition are based on new principles of signal processing. A method of modeling communication systems on the basis of differential spectrum transformations (see Pukhov G.E., 1986) is offered. The purpose of this work is the development of the theory of differential transformations and to develop on this basis the methodology of optimization and discretization of systems. The new approaches to modeling, connected with discretization on the basis of differential transformation and subsequent processing of differential spectrum are offered in the research. Our investigations show the principle possibility of improvement of the communication system technical characteristics and, in particular, systems with a distributed spectrum as a result of optimization by means of the differential transformations of signals. An experimental mock-up of the delta-pulsing communication system from ready functional units was created. It took the form of a microwave link in an urban environment. Audibility of the accepted speech signal was wholly sufficient for understanding a message
Keywords
microwave links; optimisation; signal processing; delta-pulsing communication systems; differential spectrum transformations; discretization; microwave link; optimization; signal processing; urban environment; Communication system control; Communication systems; Control system synthesis; Control systems; Differential equations; Integral equations; Optimization methods; Radio control; Signal processing; Signal synthesis;
fLanguage
English
Publisher
ieee
Conference_Titel
Modern Communication Technologies, 2001. SIBCOM-2001. The IEEE-Siberian Workshop of Students and Young Researchers
Conference_Location
Tomsk
Print_ISBN
0-7803-6611-5
Type
conf
DOI
10.1109/SIBCOM.2001.977518
Filename
977518
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