A digital transmission system for high intensity pulsed radial detection

A digital transmission system with 900 MHz bandwidth and over 40 dB linear dynamic range for high intensity pulsed radial detection is designed. The transient signals （with a subnanoseconds rising edge） from the detectors can be transmitted to diagnosing systems kilometers away with high fidelity. It can adapt to interference and a hostile detecting environment by using the intelligent functions of this system. The feasibility and reliability of this system is verified by system evaluation tests.

Simulation Design of Baseband Optimal Digital Communication System with Non-Ideal Channel

This paper aims to discuss how to effectively suppress intersymbol interference by optimizing the filter design, so as to achieve a distortion-free output effect, and effectively compensate the transmission characteristics of the baseband transmission system in a non-ideal channel environment, so as to minimize the impact of intersymbol crosser. The simulation experiment model of digital optimal baseband transmission and the overall structure of the system are designed based on the Matlab simulation platform, and the parameters of each module in the simulation experiment model are set. The working process and performance of the digital optimal baseband transmission system are simulated, and the conditions and performance of the digital optimal baseband transmission system are verified according to the simulation results.

An 80-GHz DCO utilizing improved SC ladder and promoted DCTL-based hybrid tuning banks

An 80-GHz DCO based on modified hybrid tuning banks is introduced in this paper.To achieve sub-MHz frequency res-olution with reduced circuit complexity,the improved circuit topology replaces the conventional circuit topology with two binary-weighted SC cells,enabling eight SC-cell-based improved SC ladders to achieve the same fine-tuning steps as twelve SC-cell-based conventional SC ladders.To achieve lower phase noise and smaller chip size,the promoted binary-weighted digi-tally controlled transmission lines(DCTLs)are used to implement the coarse and medium tuning banks of the DCO.Compared to the conventional thermometer-coded DCTLs,control bits of the proposed DCTLs are reduced from 30 to 8,and the total length is reduced by 34.3%(from 122.76 to 80.66μm).Fabricated in 40-nm CMOS,the DCO demonstrated in this work fea-tures a small fine-tuning step(483 kHz),a high oscillation frequency(79-85 GHz),and a smaller chip size(0.017 mm^(2)).Com-pared to previous work,the modified DCO exhibits an excellent figure of merit with an area(FoMA)of-198 dBc/Hz.

Estimating Digital Inter-Symbol Interference Channel Blindly Based on the One-Step Branch Transition Rules in Trellises

A novel discrete-time digital inter-symbol interference (ISI) channel blind estimation sub-optimal algorithm is proposed. This algorithm reduces the complexity of the optimal maximum likelihood sequence estimation (MLSE) considerably based on the one-step branch transition rules in trellises, and is suitable for the estimation of the channels with small lengths of ISI.