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Polynomial approximations for Bit Error Probability for 4-DPSK transmission

Authors: Sharon X. Lee;

Polynomial approximations for Bit Error Probability for 4-DPSK transmission

Abstract

In this paper we propose an accurate approximation for the Bit Error Probability (BEP) for the case of four-phase differential phase shift keying (4-DPSK). The BER can be expressed in terms of the first order Marcum Q-function, which have no closed form. By approximating the modified Bessel function and the integrand of the Marcum Q-function with a polynomial function, new simple approximate expression for the BER can be derived. Comparison with existing approximations shows that our new estimator can provide more accurate results.

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Dqpsk, 1705 Computer Networks and Communications, Tight Bounds, Marcum Q Function, 1711 Signal Processing

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