Abstract

The models of distortions of digital broadband signals during their propagation through transionospheric channels which are equivalent to a linear filter with an impulse response determined by a number of parameters, in particular, the central frequency of the signals, are presented. Distortions of the phase-frequency characteristics of digital broadband signals due to the dispersion properties of the ionosphere causes time scattering and the appearance of interference noise which reduces the reliability of information systems and with certain characteristics of the radiochannel destroys their operation. This determines the relevance of developing computational procedures for processing digital signals that reduce the effectiveness of this type of interference, a characteristic property of which is the linear dependence of their power on the power of information signals. The description of the algorithm for adaptive compensation of these distortions based on the use of information signals and the formation of an inverse filter is given, which corresponds to the general concept of "blind" processing. The possibility of the considered distortion compensation for digital wideband signals with phase shift keying and achievement of probabilistic characteristics of erroneous reception providing an acceptable quality of a radiochannels for information systems has been shown by means of computer simulations.

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