Generation of correlated finite alphabet waveforms using gaussian random variables

Sajid Ahmed (Inventor), Mohamed-Slim Alouini (Inventor), Seifallah Jardak (Inventor)

Research output: Patent

Abstract

Various examples of methods and systems are provided for generation of correlated finite alphabet waveforms using Gaussian random variables in, e.g., radar and communication applications. In one example, a method includes mapping an input signal comprising Gaussian random variables (RVs) onto finite-alphabet non-constant-envelope (FANCE) symbols using a predetermined mapping function, and transmitting FANCE waveforms through a uniform linear array of antenna elements to obtain a corresponding beampattern. The FANCE waveforms can be based upon the mapping of the Gaussian RVs onto the FANCE symbols. In another example, a system includes a memory unit that can store a plurality of digital bit streams corresponding to FANCE symbols and a front end unit that can transmit FANCE waveforms through a uniform linear array of antenna elements to obtain a corresponding beampattern. The system can include a processing unit that can encode the input signal and/or determine the mapping function.
Original languageEnglish (US)
Patent numberEP 2966469 A1
StatePublished - Jan 13 2016

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KAUST Repository Item: Exported on 2019-02-13

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