Experimental study of bispectrum-based encoding in radio communication system

This paper is devoted to a novel multi-frequency and bispectrum-based encoding technique designed for radio communication systems. An experimental study of an interference resistance in digital communication is performed using a novel bispectrum-based strategy. Test statistics evaluated in the form of peak values of magnitude bispectrum estimates are proposed for triplet-signals discrimination. Bit error rates assessed experimentally in a radio communication link contaminated by additive Gaussian noise and fading are studied within a wide range of input signal-to-noise ratio (SNR). Advantages of the proposed bispectral-based signal processing as compared with common phase and frequency shift keying are demonstrated and discussed.