1 February 2007 Analytical approach to the calculation of probability of bit error and optimum thresholds in free-space optical communication
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Abstract
Based on wavelet transformation and adaptive Wiener filtering, a new method was presented by the authors to perform synchronization and detection of binary data from a free-space optical (FSO) signal. It was shown prevlously that the Haar wavelet with a fixed scale is an excellent choice for this purpose. The output of the filter was zero mean and was closely related to the derivative of the binary data. In this effort, an analysis of the prior work is presented to obtain the probability of bit error using a Bayesian ternary hypotheses testing. The analysis also results in determining optimum thresholds for the detection of binary data. Simulation experiments are performed and presented to validate the results of the theoretical analysis.
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Nader M. Namazi, Ray Burris, and G. Charmaine Gilbreath "Analytical approach to the calculation of probability of bit error and optimum thresholds in free-space optical communication," Optical Engineering 46(2), 025007 (1 February 2007). https://doi.org/10.1117/1.2709628
Published: 1 February 2007
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KEYWORDS
Free space optics

Error analysis

Binary data

Wavelets

Analytical research

Free space optical communications

Optical engineering

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