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Performance Evaluation of CSK/PAM System Using Optimized Real-Valued Sequence

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3 Author(s)
Ueyama, D. ; Kyoto Univ., Kyoto ; Umehara, D. ; Denno, S.

We propose applying pulse amplitude modulated code shift keying (CSK/PAM) to indoor power line communication (PLC) for the high-speed data transmission at the low electromagnetic wave leakage. However, CSK/PAM system using conventional binary sequence, for example Gold sequence and M sequence, has error floor for real power line channels even with rake receiver because of the poor properties of odd auto-and cross-correlation. Therefore, we propose extending binary sequence to real-valued sequence and we optimize performance in real-valued sequence by minimizing the even and odd, auto-and cross-correlation values. We show that the CSK/PAM system using the optimized real-valued sequence can achieve better BER (bit error rate) performance as compared with that using Gold sequence by computer simulation.

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Power Line Communications and Its Applications, 2007. ISPLC '07. IEEE International Symposium on

Date of Conference: 26-28 March 2007

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