Diener, J.
, Quimby, J.
, Remley, K.
and Elsherbeni, A.
(2018),
Millimeter-wave Frequency FDTD Simulation for Error Vector Magnitude of Modulated Signals, 2018 International Applied Computational Electromagnetics Society (ACES) Symposium, denver, CO, US, [online], https://tsapps.nist.gov/publication/get_pdf.cfm?pub_id=924724
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Millimeter-wave Frequency FDTD Simulation for Error Vector Magnitude of Modulated Signals
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, , , Atef Elsherbeni
Abstract
At millimeter frequencies, a simulation of propagating complex modulated signals through a environmental channel can be computationally prohibitive using the finite difference time domain method. A transfer function approach known as the "grid impulse response" method uses a delta-function as a source signal to solve for the transfer function of the finite difference time domain grid. Once the transfer function of the channel is known, any number of source signals of differing lengths, such as those involving M-ary quadrature amplitude modulation may be used to estimate the propagation of a complex modulated signal through the environmental channel. Numerical investigations show that the maximum error between the two approaches can be very small. Simple environmental channels are used to present the error vector magnitude at mmWave frequencies obtained from the grid impulse response method.Conference Dates
March 24-29, 2018
Conference Location
denver, CO, US
Conference Title
2018 International Applied Computational Electromagnetics Society (ACES) Symposium
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Conferences
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Keywords
Error Vector Magnitude, Finite Difference Time Domain, mmWaves Simulation, Wireless Systems
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Created March 24, 2018, Updated April 12, 2022