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Adaptivní OFDM

Authors: Nowak, Dan;

Adaptivní OFDM

Abstract

The purpose of this paper is to study the possibilities of the OFDM system adaptive modulation. The study presents mechanism for acquiring the necessary data of every frequency subchannel using pilot signals and application of these data for system adjustment. The paper introduces the water-filling principle for subchannel power allocation on the basis of their SNR and adaptive modulation mechanisms for variety of OFDM usage. These mechanisms are implemented into a MATLAB model. The code is then transformed into graphical representation and using USRP2, the signal is transmitted by real world channel.

Cílem této práce je prostudovat možnosti adaptivního nastavení systému OFDM. Studie řeší způsob získání potřebných informací o jednotlivých frekvenčních subkanálech pomocí pilotních signálů a využití těchto informací k nastavení systému. Práce představuje princip water-fillingu pro přidělování výkonu subkanálům na základě jejich SNR a mechanismy adaptivní změny modulace pro různá využití systému OFDM. Tyto mechanismy jsou implementovány do modelu v prostředí MATLAB. Kód je pak převeden do grafické podoby v prostředí Simulink a s využitím USRP2 je signál vysílán reálným přenosovým prostředím.

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MATLAB, modulation, BER, adaptivní, Simulink, adaptive, SNR, water-filling, OFDM, modulace, USRP2

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