Orthogonal multicarrier modulation with the use of Hartley’s transform

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https://doi.org/10.3103/S0735272704110056

Abstract

The paper is devoted to the application of Hartley’s transform when information is transmitted with the aid of orthogonal multicarrier modulation. This approach is shown to have a number of advantages in comparison to the ordinary Fourier transform, particularly, a possibility for diminishing the computational and hardware expenditures due to computation based only on real-valued arithmetic. It also permits us to employ identical algorithms both for the receiving and transmitting paths. The results obtained may find application in the design of radio-relay and satellite communication channels, and when using advanced network standards such as HiperLAN/2 and IEEE02.11a.

Author Biographies

Aleksandr B. Kokhanov, Odessa National Polytechnic University

(2004) Polytechnic University of Porto-Rico, Mexico

Victor V. Zakharov, Polytechnic University of Puerto Rico

(2004) Polytechnic University of Porto-Rico, Mexico

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Published

2004-11-05

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Research Articles