Transceiver decoding method and system based on protograph differential chaos shift keying
AssigneeGuangdong University of Technology
InventorsYi Fang, Yuyi He, Liang Lv, Liuguo Yin, Pingping Chen
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AssigneeGuangdong University of Technology
InventorsYi Fang, Yuyi He, Liang Lv, Liuguo Yin, Pingping Chen
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Disclosed are a transceiver decoding method and system based on protograph differential chaos shift keying (DCSK), the method including acquiring an information bit sequence, performing a coded modulation on the information bit sequence via a protograph DCSK transmitter, and outputting a plurality of modulated symbols; inputting each modulated symbol into a wireless channel for channel interference, and outputting a received symbol corresponding to each modulated symbol; using a target extrinsic information-aided network to determine a target a-posteriori probability vector corresponding to each received symbol; inputting each target a-posteriori probability vector into an a-priori calculation decoder for decoding, and outputting an initial decoded bit sequence; and determining a target decoded bit sequence according to the initial decoded bit sequence and a preset check matrix. The technical problem of lower decoding accuracy caused by the existing transceiver decoding methods designed for a DCSK system is solved.
A transceiver decoding method based on protograph differential chaos shift keying, a transceiver comprising a protograph differential chaos shift keying transmitter, a wireless channel, a target extrinsic information-aided network and an a-priori calculation decoder, wherein the method comprises:
A transceiver decoding system based on protograph differential chaos shift keying, a transceiver comprising a protograph differential chaos shift keying transmitter, a wireless channel, a target extrinsic information-aided network and an a-priori calculation decoder, wherein the system comprises:
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