Ofdm Project
Ofdm Project
Ofdm Project
CONTENTS
Introduction
History of OFDM
Why OFDM
Theory
OFDM Transceiver Block diagram
Serial to Parallel Conversion
Role of IFFT in OFDM
MATLAB Coding
MATLAB Simulation Results
The Comparative Analysis-QAM vs QPSK
Advantages & Disadvantages
Applications
Conclusion
Future Scope
INTRODUCTION
HISTORY OF OFDM
Orthogonal Frequency Division
Multiplexing(OFDM),a special form of Multi-Carrier
Modulation(MCM),with densely spaced subcarriers and
overlapping spectra was patented in the US in 1966 by
Chang,Bell
.
The principleLabs
of OFDM
was already around in the 50s & 60s but
system implementation was delayed due to some technological
difficulties like digital implementations of FFT & IFFT which was
not possible to solve then.
Weinstein and Ebert proposed the
197
.
use of
Fast Fourier
1
Transform(FFT) and guard interval.
OFDM was described for mobile
19
communication
85
Alar and Lasalle suggested the use of
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OFDM for digital broadcasting
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WHY OFDM
OneofthemainreasonstouseOFDMistoincrease
robustness
against
frequency
selectivefadingornarrowbandinterference.
Ina single-carrier system, a single fade or interferer
can cause the entire link to fail, but in a multicarrier
system, only a small percentage of the subcarriers
will
be affected. coding can then be used to correct for
Error-correction
the few erroneous subcarriers.
Multipath Immunity
Frequency
Saving of Bandwidth
Frequency
THEORY
MULTI-CARRIER MODULATION
orthogonality property
cos(nt).cos(mt)dt=0,mn
T
DIGITAL MODULATION
QPSK
QAM
CYCLIC PREFIXING
OFDM TRANSCEIVER
BLOCK DIAGRAM
D
A
T
A
LPF
Serial to
parallel
convert
er
A/D
Conve
r-ter
QAM/
QPSK
mod
QAM/
QPSK
mod
Serial
Parallel
converter
Paralle
l to
IFFT
serial
conver
-ter
FFT
D/A
Conve
r-ter
QAM/
QPSK
demo
d
QAM/
QPSK
demo
d
parallel
to serial
convert
er
D
A
T
A
SERIAL TO PARALLEL
CONVERSION
OFDM block
assigned to
a carrier
S6
S5
S4
S3
S2
S1
OFDM
Frame
S3
(T)
S2
S1
S6
S5
S4
S9
S8
S7
S12
S11
S10
OFDM
Symbol
(T)
MATLAB CODING
OFDM TRANSMISSION USING M-ary QAM MODULATION
with M=8 and M=16.
OFDM TRANSMISSION USING M-ary QPSK MODULATION
with M=8 and M=16.
QAM
M=8
49
47
52
51
50
M=16
1100
1004
1101
1102
1140
M=8
41
21
30
24
23
M=16
80
74
69
84
53
QAM
M=8
0.0016
M=16
0.0367
M=8
0.0014
M=16
0.0027
0.0016
0.0335
7.0000e-004
0.0025
0.0017
0.0367
1.0000e-003
0.0023
0.0017
0.0367
8.0000e-004
0.0028
0.0018
0.0380
7.6667e-004
0.0018
DISADVANTAGES
APPLICATIONS
1. (DAB) Digital Audio Broadcasting: Its principal
advantage is that it is able to establish single
frequency network, this means that transmitters
which are separated at a distance, can send the
same signal simultaneously.
2. (DVB) Digital Video Broadcasting: It is used for
broadcasting of digital television signals using MPEG-2
source compression, that reduces a standard television
channel to 3M bps, also reduces the HDTV Channel to
20Mbps.
3.(WLAN)Wireless Local Area Network: Awireless
local area network(WLAN) links two or more devices
using some wireless distribution method
(typicallyspread-spectrumorOFDMradio), and usually
providing a connection through an access point to the
wider internet.
CONCLUSION
1. Spectral width of 16-QAM is narrower than that of 16-QPSK for
same information rate.
2. BER performance of 8-QPSK is better than 16-QAM at the
expense of spectral width.
3. 16-QAM can carry more traffic comparable to 8-QPSK, at the
expense of BER which is obvious in context of digital modulation
technique.
4. PAPR solely depends on coding technique not on modulation
technique also verified from the simulation.
FUTURE SCOPE
Optical OFDM is a digital modulation scheme that has the potential
to replace traditional expensive laser modulation equipment
OFDM can be used for wireless ATM in rural communication
OFDM provides raw data rates up to 54 Mbits/s in a 20-MHz
channel. In addition to supporting high data capacity and resisting
degradation from various types of radio effects
OFDM transmitter can be implemented in FPGA by using VHDL
& Spartan-3 and used in developing SDR(Software Defined Radio)
and prove as a harbinger of 4G.