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Correlation effects of frequency hopping diversity systems in indoor mobile communications environments

Abstract

Frequency-Hopping (FH) techniques in conjunction with coding have been proposed for indoor radio systems based on the fact that FH behaves as an intrinsic frequency diversity technique. In this paper we assess the performance of a FH-BPSK for other situations not previously considered in the literature. In particular, the effects of having a non-null correlation coeffiiient in function of the frequency separation as well as the presence of coding schemes have been considered.

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Correlation effects of frequency hopping diversity systems in indoor mobile communications environments

Author: Agustí Comes, Ramon
Publisher: Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE)
Year: 1991
DOI: 10.1109/MELCON.1991.161938
Source: https://upcommons.upc.edu/bitstream/2117/83713/1/Correlation%20effects%20of%20frequency%20hopping%20diversity%20systems%20in%20indoor%20mobile%20communications%20environments.pdf
CORRELATION EFFECTS OF FREQUENCY HOPPING
DIVERSITY SYSTEMS IN INDOOR MOBILE COMMUNICATIONS
ENVIRONMENTS
R.AGUSTI
and
P.DIAZ
Depa men
o Signal
Theo y
and
Communica ions
Uni e si a Poli&nica
de
Ca alunya
Absuac - F equency-Hopping (FH) echniques in
conjunc ion wi h coding ha e been p oposed o indoo
adio sys ems based on he ac ha FH beha es
as
an
in insic equency di e si y echnique. In his pape
we assess he pe o mance o
a
FH-BPSK
o o he
si ua ions no p e iously conside ed in he li e a u e.
In pa icula , he e ec s o ha ing a non-null
co ela ion coe iiien
in
unc ion
o
he equency
sepa a ion as well
as
he p esence o coding schemes
ha e been conside ed.
1.
INTRODUCTION
The pe o mance o an indoo mobile adio sys em
ope a ing in
he
UHF
band is se e ely
a ec ed
by he
mul ipa h p opaga ion medium. To coun e ac he e ec s
o he ading one can
eso
o
coding, di e si y o
combined coding/di e si y schemes.
The mo e ecen s anda d sys ems o mobile
communica ions use
in
some ex en combined
coding/di e si y schemes by means o he F equency
Hopping
(FH)
echniques in
o de
o
ake ad an age
o
he
in insic equency di e si y
ha
he
FH
enable.
In
his
pape ,
we analyze
he
pe o mance o a
speci ically
FH
o ien ed sys em
p oposed
o
be
used
in
indoo communica ions. In pa icula , we ha e analyzed
he sensibili y o his sys em wi h espec
o
he hopping
equency
sepa a ion.
SI.
The
men ioned scheme is a
TDMA
cyclical slow FH
sys em p opxed in
[l]
o indoo applica ions and simila
o
he
GSM
scheme. To
ake
ull ad an age o i s in insic
equency di e si y,
FH
has
o
be
used
in conjunc ion wi h
coding and in e lea ing echniques.
In
his sense besides
he Reed-Solomon
(6.2)
coding e ained in
[I]
a Repe i ion
coding wi h he same edundancy
has
also
been
in oduced. In o de
o
assess
he
pe o mance o his
scheme we ha e conside ed a disc e e model wi h a Powe
Delay P o ile modeled as a double Poisson
P ocess
[2]
ha allows
us
o
analyze any ansmission a e.
2.
SIGNALING FORMAT
In
o de
o
ob ain some ep esen a i e esul s o he
e ccLq o
bo h
he hopping equency sepa a ion and
he
coding
u.scd
in he sys em pe o mance, a signaling o ma
as
p oposed
in
[
11
has
been e ained.
Fo
his pu pose da a
packe s
a e
o med acco ding
o
he
ollowing s eps:
1-
Da a en e ing
a
64
Kb/s
a e
collec ed
as
a
384
bi
block 6
ms.
long
118
shown
in Table 1.
Table
1.
2-
A
a e
1/3:
R46.2)
o
Repe i ion code is o med
gi ing a
384
symbol block 6
ns.
long.
3-
Ihe
symbols
a e
s o ed
in o
a
bu e
in
succesi e
columns
and
ead
ou
in ows
as
shown
in
Table
2.
Table
2.
4-
P eamble, sync
wo d
and
spa e
ime
a e
added
o
each
ow gi ing a slo
1
ms. long
as
shown
in Table
3.
To
make use o
he
FH
in insic di e si y in
he
sense
ha
some
equency channels
a e
be=
han
o he s
in e ms o
he ecei ed powe
and/o
dis o ion.
he
6 o med
slo s
a e
inally modula ed acco ding
o
6
assigned hopping
eouencies.
192
8
I
Table
3.
5-
The
ml
TDMA
FH
o ma esul s
om
sha ing each
1
ms. ame du a ion among
n
use s.
The
esul ing
ai
bi
a e
is
hen
Rkn.256
KWs.
3.
SYSTEM ANALYSIS
Each
onc
o he
6
ca ie s
abo e
men ioned is used o
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pe o m
a BPSK modula ion. Then, wi h espec
o
he
ansmission poin o iew, he base band model sys em
is
simply o mcd by a cascade
o
a ansmi lc il e , he
mobile channel and hc ccci c ille , so ha , he o e all
impulse esponse complex en elope in absence o channel
dis o ion is a aisedcosine wi h a
0.5
Roll-o pa ame e
equally spli ed be ween ansmi e and ecei e . The
complex en elope o
he
channel impulse esponse,
hN( ).
is modcled acco ding
o
121
as
whc c
bk,,
and
Elk,,
a e Rayleigh and uni o mly dis ibu ed
espec i ely. Fu he mo e,
in
his model he ecei ed
signal ays a i e in clus e s,
so
ha , he a i al imes o
he ays wi hin he clus e ,
Tk,i,
and he clus e s
hemsel es, Ti,a e
bo h
dis ibu ed acco ding wo Poisson
a i al
p ocesses
wi h
pa ame e s
h
and
A
espec i ely.
The modcl pa ame c s a e
=6om.
y=2(k s
1
1
1
Mean
Time
Bnween
Rays:-=Sns
(2)
Mean
lime
Be ween
C1u e s:-
=3QQm
In
he abo e FH-BPSK sys em he hopping-
equency sepa a jon be ween he di e en ca ie s
dc c mine he deg ee o co ela ion ha he six coded
symbols cn e ing he decode p esen . Fu hc mo e,
he
symbol e o p obabili y a he inpu o he decode is
posi ion dependen due
o
he ac ha each g oup o h ee
bi s ha make up a symbol
is
ansmi ed h ough a
di c cn i- h equency channel cha ac e ized by a
di e en complex
en elope
impulse csponse
h,( )=hl( )el p02x
i
S,O
(3)
whe e h,( ) is a sample o h( ),
S,
is he hopping-
cquency sepa a ion and
i
a ies om
1
o
6.
To
obuin hc
BER
a he ou pu o he decode , he
Bl:R
;i
dic
ou pu
o hc BPSK dc cc o is li s cqui c l.
Fo
Ihis
pu posc
a
combina ion o analy ical and Mon e
Ca lo simula ion echniques ha c bccn cn isagcd
acco ding
o
he ollowing wo
s eps
p ocedu e:
1.
A
sample o h( ), deno ed h,( ),
is
gene a ed
acco ding
o
i s s a is ical p ope ies. Only ays wi h
ampli udes g ea e han
0.01
mul iplied by he ampli ude
co esponding
o
he i s ay a e aken in o accoun .
Conside ing ays wi h g ea e ampli udes hey do no1
change he esul s signi ican ly.
A
squa ing iming
loop
is used o clock cco c y.
The sampling
ins an
is
[3]
(4)
A
loop ha elimina es he c oss- alk is adop ed o
ca ie
eco e y.
Then
[4]
A
as
bi e o a e, deno ed he e
~b,~,~.
compu a ion
me hod is hen used o
each
i- h equency channel.
In
he simple
case
ha la ading had
been
assumed, ha
is
11
R
=-e-
’
Tb
OS
whe e R, deno es he da a bi a e. The bi e o a e
co esponding
o
he
i- h
equency channcl o he m- h
impulse
esponse
sample would hen
be
(7)
713
2-The bi e o a e,pb,m, a
he
decode ou pii ,
co esponding
o
he
m- h sample, is calcula ed om he
symbol e o p obabili y a he decode inpu gi cn by
This is shown in he ollowing o
bo h
Reed-Solomon
coding
and
Repe i ion coding.
3.1.
REED-SOLOMON
CODING
The em p obabili y o he decoded
symbols
o
a
gi en h,( ) sample is
6
6
6
6
(9
)
I.1
66
I k
I4
The pb,,, can be ob ained
as
[SI
1
-Pe,mn iPb, P,,
2
I
In o de
o
ob ain nume ical esul s, he
uppe
bound
o
he
h,,,
has been e ained.
3.2.
REPETITION
CODING
Inpu X,,X2
Le he inpu and he ou pu o he decode
be
ou p~~:~,,~.x,~,,~,x~
Then, we ha e
pb=,pEm
1
3- The inal BER esul s om a e aging
Pb,,,
o
a
g ea numbe o
h,,,( )
samples.
In he abo e calcula ions he signal
o
noise
a io
in
he ecei e inpu depends on he m- h channel impulse
esponse pa ame e s. Tha is, gi en he complex en elope
o he ansmi ed signal
as
whe e cn=+l
o
-1 and hd ) is he ansmi e impulse
esponse, i can be shown ha
equal
o
m
Mhz.,
10
MHz.,~
MHz.
and 2.5
Mb.
ha e
been conside ed. The co esponding
BER
o hese cases
a e displayed in Figu es 1,2,3,4 espec i ely. I can
be
no iced ha no signi ican a ia ions appea when
compa ing
SF-
and S,=lO
MHz.
So
inc easing
S,
beyond
10
MHz.
i
is
no con enien . Ano he conclusion ha
could be
also
ex ac ed om he obse a ion o he
Figu es 2,3 and 4 is ha Reed-Solomon coding
ou pe o ms
he Repe i ion coding o S,Ds g ea e han
0.05 app oxima ely.
Rb alues o 2.56
Mb/s,
5.12
Mb/s
and 10.24
Mb/s
ha e been also conside ed and simila igu es
o
hose
shown o he 256Kb/s case ha e been ob ained.
S,
alues
g ea e han 10
Mhz
a e
no conside ed because he
changes a e no signi ican . Fo he obse a ion o
he
esul s ob ained i can
be
concluded, o all Rb alues, ha
Reed-Solomon coding ou pe o ms he Repe i ion coding
o S,Ds g ea e han
0.05
app oxima ely. Wha e e Rb is
conside ed, S,.Ds g ea e han abou 0.1 and
0.2
o he
R-
S
and Repe i ion codes espec i ely does no imp o e he
sys em pe o mance signi ican ly. This can
be
be e
app ecia ed in Figu es
5
and 6 o 256 Kb/s and 5.12 Mb/s
espec i ely. This di e en beha io
o
bo h codes could
be explained because he R-S ecei ed symbols p esen a
g ea e co ela ion han he co esponding epe i ion
symbols in ol ed in he in e lea ing p ocess. Finally
a
igu e o me i
o
he sys em could be gi en by saying
ha Ou age Ra es lowe han 0.01 o BER=10-3 seems
possible o Rb=5.12h4b/s. In pa icula , in he case o
using Repe i ion Coding, i is in e es ing
o
poin ou ha
he ecei e could
be
implemen ed wi h low powe
consump ion echnologies as needed o ealis ic po able
ope a ion.
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A.A.M. Saleh, A.J.Rus ako,
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E,
is he bi enc gy a he ecei ed inpu and U( )
is
he s ep unc ion.
The ou age p obabili y o g ea in e es in quasi-s a ic
indoo en i onmen s is also e alua ed o he wo coding
schemes. I is gi en by
Ou age
P ob&li y=P ob.[BER BER
J
(15)
whe e BER, is a h eshold bi e o a e.
4.
RESULTS
Some esul s ha e been ob ained in o de o de ine a
p ope design alue
o
S,
as well
as
o
assess
he coding
sys em pe o mance
o
inc easing Rb alues, in he
p esence
o
bo h R-S(6,2) and Repe i ion coding.
A i s , Rb=256 Kb/s has been e ained and
S,
alues
1987.
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J.C-I
Chuang, " he e ec s o mul ipa h delay sp ead on
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Augus 1987.
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ca ie eco e y
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o
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o
block codes",
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I
I4
n
I1
m
EblNa
Figu e
1.
BER o Rb=256Kb/s and S~2.5Mhz
Rb=5.12Hbps
Eb/No=lSdB
In-'
L
,
-
-.-
-.
'
.-:_
-
'
:.
..
:
.
.-
'._
..
I
lg-l
-.
..
.:*.
.........
.A..
_.A..
......
.:.
........
.........
.'"'...
............
w
b-
U
0:
B
6
;
m
Eblk
Figu e 2. BER
o
Rb=256Kb/s and S,=5Mhz
Eblk
Figu e
3.
BER o Rb=256Kb/s and S,=lOMhz
71
5
..
:....:..:.
.....
:
.......
:
3
:
'p
--no *
...
-- qdi i
code
0
5
10
.i @i-"[&
j
I
**.
..
i
'
.
.;F
.
'A'
'
'"A'
'
*
l .
EblNa
Figu e
4.
BER o Rb=256Kb/s and S in ini y
E,
m
Figu e
5.
BER e sus no malized FH sepa a ion
o Rb=256Kbls
w
6
LI
a
0
CL
LI
w
....
.......
S O5
Figu e 6. BER e sus no malized FH sepa a ion
o Rb=5.12Mb/s