A novel low-density parity-check (LDPC) coded Gaussian minimum shift keying (GMSK) scheme is proposed for wireless communications subject to low SNRs, limited power and spectrum resources. We first design a non-recursive GMSK modulator to alleviate the impact of error propagation. Then, a pilot-aided quasi-coherent demodulation algorithm (PA-QCDA) is derived, where a modified BCJR-based detection is used to produce the soft-output with initial and ending trellis-states being determined using the overhead-limited pilot. We choose proper parameters for the non-recursive GMSK signaling according to the trade-off of the power and spectral efficiency. Simulation results show that the proposed non-recursive GMSK system with the PA-QCDA can achieve performance similar to the LDPC coded BPSK system and can also work well in the presence of large frequency and phase offsets or burst errors.
LDPC Coded Non-Recursive GMSK System with Quasi-Coherent Demodulation
2020-05-01
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