
handle: 2262/29906
We present a novel technique for radio transmitter identification based on frequency domain characteristics. Our technique detects the unique features imbued in a signal as it passes through a transmit chain. We are the first to propose the use of discriminatory classifiers based on steady state spectral features. In laboratory experiments, we achieve 97% accuracy at 30 dB SNR and 66% accuracy at OdB SNR based on eight identical universal software radio peripherals (USRP) transmitters. Our technique can be implemented using today's low cost high-volume receivers and requires no manual performance tuning.
discriminatory classifiers low cost high-volume receivers manual performance tuning radio transmitter fingerprinting steady state frequency domain approach universal software radio peripherals
discriminatory classifiers low cost high-volume receivers manual performance tuning radio transmitter fingerprinting steady state frequency domain approach universal software radio peripherals
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