Pulse-shaping filters for improving the spectral efficiency of broadband satellite systems
AssigneeHughes Network Systems, LLC
InventorsRohit Iyer Seshadri, Bassel F. Beidas
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AssigneeHughes Network Systems, LLC
InventorsRohit Iyer Seshadri, Bassel F. Beidas
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Systems and methods are described for generating and implementing pulse-shaping filters for efficient utilization of limited spectral resources in wireless communication systems. Wireless communication systems operating at high spectral efficiency conventionally use pulse shaping filters that rely on Nyquist waveforms for good main lobe performance with low inter-symbol interference (ISI) power. Conventional uses of non-Nyquist waveforms typically involve an orthogonalization process to convert those non-Nyquist waveforms to Nyquist waveforms for ISI free performance. Embodiments of pulse shaping filters described herein generate a non-Nyquist partial response (NNPR) transmit filter and/or matched receive filter based on applying a tunable second-weighted orthogonalization to a tunable first-weighted non-Nyquist waveform to obtain a pulse-shaping waveform with parametric control over throughput and power penalty.
A system for communicating a data signal in a wireless communication network, the system comprising:
A method for communicating a signal in a wireless communication network, the method comprising:
A computational system comprising:
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