A class-coded modulation method using orthogonal wavelets
Eiji Okamoto, Huan-Bang Li, M. Tanaka, Hiromitsu Wakana · 2003
Researchers have studied two types of digital multi-carrier modulation, wavelet packet modulation (WPM), and fractal modulation. The advantage of WPM is that it allows signal time and frequency to be divided and multiplexed. Therefore the time and frequency of noise signals, e.g., tone and impulse noise, can be identified and effectively partitioned in packets. Using this advantage, we propose a class-coded modulation method for WPM that has good bit error rate (BER) performance when the length of the code constraint is extended and can select time and frequency noise signals simultaneously. This report describes the proposed method and the computer simulations carried out to test its effectiveness.