Abstract

We present a novel modulation recognition for weighted-type fractional Fourier transform (WFRFT)-based systems using the fourth-order cumulants. First, the constellation characteristics of the basic digital modulations ASK, PSK, and QAM are analyzed, and the corresponding relationships between the neighboring constellation points’ distance and the constellation size are deduced. Second, the closed-form expressions of the fourth-order cumulants ( $C_{42}$ ) for the WFRFT-based systems with ASK, PSK, and QAM are derived. Finally, through the first- and second-order derivatives of the $C_{42}$ , we prove that the optimal WFRFT order $\alpha _{r}$ can be obtained through the minimization of the $C_{42}$ . The simulation results show that the novel recognition for the WFRFT-based system is feasible and can reach an accuracy of almost 90% when energy per bit-to-noise power spectrum density ratio ( ${E_{\text {b}}}/{N_{0}}$ ) is greater than 6.

Highlights

  • The Weighted-type Fractional Fourier Transform (WF-RFT) has become a promising communication technology since C.C

  • The weighted-type fractional Fourier transform (WFRFT)-based system can be regarded as the convergence of Multi-Carrier (MC) and Single Carrier (SC) systems, and can be compatible with the current communication systems [2], [3], such as Single Carrier with Frequency Domain Equalization (SC-FDE), Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiplex(OFDM) and Long Term Evolution (LTE) [4]

  • Since WFRFT-based system can be regarded as a novel hybrid carrier scheme that can converge the current SC and MC schemes [2], it’s difficult to recognize the WFRFT signals by using the traditional recognition methods that apply to the SC and MC modulation recognitions

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Introduction

The Weighted-type Fractional Fourier Transform (WF-RFT) has become a promising communication technology since C.C. Y. Liang et al.: Novel Modulation Recognition for WFRFT-Based System Using 4th-Order Cumulants

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