Low‐complexity de‐mapping algorithms for 64‐APSK signals

Due to its high spectrum efficiency, 64‐amplitude phase‐shift keying (64‐APSK) is one of the primary technologies used in deep space communications and digital video broadcasting through satellite‐second generation. However, 64‐APSK suffers from considerable computational complexity because of the d...

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Main Authors: Junwei Bao, Dazhuan Xu, Xiaofei Zhang, Hao Luo
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Electronics and Telecommunications Research Institute (ETRI) 2019-02-01
Series:ETRI Journal
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Online Access:https://doi.org/10.4218/etrij.2017-0266
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spelling doaj-a4b6a38667ca4769a6ebafffc923e9442020-11-25T02:51:34ZengElectronics and Telecommunications Research Institute (ETRI)ETRI Journal1225-64632019-02-0141330831510.4218/etrij.2017-026610.4218/etrij.2017-0266Low‐complexity de‐mapping algorithms for 64‐APSK signalsJunwei BaoDazhuan XuXiaofei ZhangHao LuoDue to its high spectrum efficiency, 64‐amplitude phase‐shift keying (64‐APSK) is one of the primary technologies used in deep space communications and digital video broadcasting through satellite‐second generation. However, 64‐APSK suffers from considerable computational complexity because of the de‐mapping method that it employs. In this study, a low‐complexity de‐mapping method for (4 + 12 + 20 + 28) 64‐APSK is proposed in which we take full advantage of the symmetric characteristics of each symbol mapping. Moreover, we map the detected symbol to the first quadrant and then divide the region in this first quadrant into several partitions to simplify the formula. Theoretical analysis shows that the proposed method requires no operation of exponents and logarithms and involves only multiplication, addition, subtraction, and judgment. Simulation results validate that the time consumption is dramatically decreased with limited degradation of bit error rate performance.https://doi.org/10.4218/etrij.2017-026664‐APSKde‐mappingDVB‐S2log likelihood ratiolog‐MAPlow complexitymax‐log approximation (Max‐Log‐MAP)
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author Junwei Bao
Dazhuan Xu
Xiaofei Zhang
Hao Luo
spellingShingle Junwei Bao
Dazhuan Xu
Xiaofei Zhang
Hao Luo
Low‐complexity de‐mapping algorithms for 64‐APSK signals
ETRI Journal
64‐APSK
de‐mapping
DVB‐S2
log likelihood ratio
log‐MAP
low complexity
max‐log approximation (Max‐Log‐MAP)
author_facet Junwei Bao
Dazhuan Xu
Xiaofei Zhang
Hao Luo
author_sort Junwei Bao
title Low‐complexity de‐mapping algorithms for 64‐APSK signals
title_short Low‐complexity de‐mapping algorithms for 64‐APSK signals
title_full Low‐complexity de‐mapping algorithms for 64‐APSK signals
title_fullStr Low‐complexity de‐mapping algorithms for 64‐APSK signals
title_full_unstemmed Low‐complexity de‐mapping algorithms for 64‐APSK signals
title_sort low‐complexity de‐mapping algorithms for 64‐apsk signals
publisher Electronics and Telecommunications Research Institute (ETRI)
series ETRI Journal
issn 1225-6463
publishDate 2019-02-01
description Due to its high spectrum efficiency, 64‐amplitude phase‐shift keying (64‐APSK) is one of the primary technologies used in deep space communications and digital video broadcasting through satellite‐second generation. However, 64‐APSK suffers from considerable computational complexity because of the de‐mapping method that it employs. In this study, a low‐complexity de‐mapping method for (4 + 12 + 20 + 28) 64‐APSK is proposed in which we take full advantage of the symmetric characteristics of each symbol mapping. Moreover, we map the detected symbol to the first quadrant and then divide the region in this first quadrant into several partitions to simplify the formula. Theoretical analysis shows that the proposed method requires no operation of exponents and logarithms and involves only multiplication, addition, subtraction, and judgment. Simulation results validate that the time consumption is dramatically decreased with limited degradation of bit error rate performance.
topic 64‐APSK
de‐mapping
DVB‐S2
log likelihood ratio
log‐MAP
low complexity
max‐log approximation (Max‐Log‐MAP)
url https://doi.org/10.4218/etrij.2017-0266
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