Abstract

Conventional differential chaos-shift-keying systems (DCSK) are not the most suitable for supporting continuous-mobility scenarios. Therefore, in this paper an improved continuous-mobility differential chaos-shift-keying system (CM-DCSK) is presented that provides greater agility and improved performance in fast fading channels without accurate channel estimation while still being simple compared to a conventional DCSK system. A new DCSK frame signal is designed to reach this goal. In our new frame design, each reference sample is followed by a data carrier sample. This modification of the system design reduces the hardware complexity of DCSK because it requires a shorter wideband delay line and significantly improves the performance over fast fading channels while keeping the non-coherent nature of the transmission system. Once the design is explained, the bit error rate performance is computed over a multipath fast fading channel and compared to the conventional DCSK system. Simulation results confirm the advantages of this new noncoherent spread-spectrum design that can support mobility.

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