This paper studies signal detection in wireless networks where the uncertainty is due to the fading channel as well as strong co-channel interference of the same form as that of the desired signal. In particular, unlike for the desired signal, no pilot for the interference signal is available for measuring its fading channel state. Still, the interference is a non-Gaussian process and treating ...

in this paper first we try to analysis the behavior ofthe soas in the optical networks and then have proposed anumerical simple model to simulate the behavior of thesemiconductor optical amplifiers. after that by employing thismodel as inline amplifier for a dwdm optical system, we havesimulated the transmission of 10 channels with bit rate 10 gb/sup to distance 3970 km with rz-dpsk modulation ...

This paper describes a spread-spectrum downlink RAKE receiver that computes a data detection in the frequency domain. We assume a pilot signal is transmitted with data signals for channel sounding. The pilot signal does not degrade the receiver bit error rate (BER) performance because the receiver estimates the pilot signal and subtracts the estimated pilot signal from the received signal befor...

A new blind source separation method is proposed to solve the single-channel mechanical signal separation. The new approach consists of ensemble ensemble empirical mode decomposition (EEMD) and blind source separation. Firstly the single-channel signal was decomposed into a set of proper intrinsic mode functions(IMF) by EEMD. A multi-dimensional signal was obtained by the combination of the den...

A nonlinear signal-processing model is derived for the optical recording channel based on scalar diffraction theory. In this model, the signal waveform is written in closed form as an explicit function of the channel bits that are stored on an optical disk, thereby comprising both linear and nonlinear terms. Its explicit dependence on the channel bits makes this model well suited for signal-pro...