An analysis of coherent digital receivers in the presence of colored noise interference.
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Authors
Hasarchi, Avraham.
Subjects
colored noise
colored noise digital receiver
jamming
colored noise digital receiver
jamming
Advisors
Bukofzer, Daniel
Date of Issue
1985-06
Date
June 1985
Publisher
Language
en_US
Abstract
Optimum receivers for detecting binary signals in additive
colored Gaussian noise are analyzed and their performance evaluated
in terms of bit error probabilities (Pₑ) . Implementation
and practical design implications of such receivers is discussed,
Evaluation of P for receivers that are optimum for additive
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white Gaussian noise (WGN) environments but due to jamming or
"friendly" ECM interferers , must operate in a colored Gaussian
noise environment has been carried out. It was generally found
that such receivers do not perform significantly worse than
receivers specifically designed to operate in a colored noise
environment. Examples were considered in which the colored
noise interference was modeled as the output of a one-pole
filter driven by WGN. Additional work has been carried out on
the jamming of binary (colored noise) receivers using a
deterministic jammer model. While this modeling assumption
needs to be refined, it has been demonstrated that a power constrained
jammer can seriously degrade the performance of a
receiver designed to operate in a colored noise environment.
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Thesis
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Department
Electrical and Computer Engineering
Organization
Naval Postgraduate School (U.S.)
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