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Supervisor: Supervisor: Dr. Ahmed Masri Dr. Ahmed Masri Prepared by: Prepared by: 1. Aya Hamarsheh 1. Aya Hamarsheh 2. Safaa Hamdan 2. Safaa Hamdan Novel TH M-ary PPM Technique 2013/2014

 Create understanding about TH M-ary PPM  TH M-ary PPM Applications  Conventional TH M-ary PPM (C-PPM)  Novel TH M-ary PPM (N-PPM)  Simulation and Results  SWOT analysis  Conclusion and Recommendations Outline

Our Contribution Propose and analysis a novel improvement for TH M-ary PPM technique with main target of improving the overall system performance under interference dominated system

TH M-ary PPM Applications  RF (Radio Frequency) communications  Used in optical communication  Used in UWB (which uses common control channels in cognitive radio networks).

Create Understanding About Conventional TH M-ary PPM (C-PPM)

TH M-ary PPM TH M-ary PPM is a modulation technique that is used to transmit binary data (symbols), each symbol is represented by a pulse of duration of 2 ns sent over a train of pulses in a random location determined by Time Hopping Code.

Conventional TH M-ary PPM (C-PPM) E p : Energy transmitted for each pulse P(t): The reference pulse with duration T p T f : Frame Duration C r : Time Hopping Code T c : Chip Duration d : The transmitted symbol δ : The modulation index

Conventional TH M-ary PPM (C-PPM)

Disadvantages of (C-PPM)  As we go to higher modulation order the symbol duration increases while bit duration remains constant which means constant data rate for 2PPM or 16PPM.  As a result the total interference probability will remain the same Our target: Our target: Minimizing the total system interference Our task: Our task: Is to minimize packet duration, thus the total system interference will be reduced.

Propose Novel TH M-ary PPM (N-PPM) Technique

Novel TH M-ary PPM (N-PPM) Our target: Our target: Minimizing the total system interference Our task: Our task: Is to minimize packet duration, thus the total system interference will be reduced as we go for higher order modulation. Our Proposal: Our Proposal: we will squeeze “compress” the data within the same symbol duration as we go for higher order modulation

Novel TH M-ary PPM (N-PPM)

Advantages:  Data rate is going higher as we go for higher order modulation (Packet duration is shorter): E.g; 2PPM  1Mbps  1bit/Sym  T b = 1 µs 4PPM  2Mbps  2bit/Sym  T b = 0.5 µs 8PPM  3Mbps  3bit/Sym  T b = 0.33 µs 16PPM  4Mbps  4bit/Sym  T b = 0.25 µs  Best works in interference dominated systems.

Simulation Parameters This type of modulation is often used in UWB that use a transmitted signal of Bandwidth of 500 MHz as recommended by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), which makes the energy pulse equal to dBm/MHz. The ALOHA Access Protocol Was used to avoid the need for synchronization.

Simulation

Simulation Results

SER for C-2PPM (above) and N-2PPM (below)

SER for C-16PPM (above) and N-16PPM (below) SER for C-16PPM (above) and N-16PPM (below)

SER for C-2PPM due to noise & interference SER for C-2PPM due to noise & interference

SER for N-2PPM due to noise & interference SER for N-2PPM due to noise & interference

SER for C-16PPM due to noise & interference SER for C-16PPM due to noise & interference

SER for N-16PPM due to noise & interference SER for N-16PPM due to noise & interference

Poisson Arrival Poisson arrival is a function that generates random number depends on a rate parameter called “lambda”. as lambda increase, the delay for each user to access the channel decrease, this will increase the total system interference. In our simulation we used lambda= 0.05, 0.85 and 2

Lamda =0.05 (C-PPM)

Lamda =0.05 (N-PPM)

Lamda =0.85 (C-PPM)

Lamda =0.85 (N-PPM)

Lamda =2 (C-PPM)

Lamda = 2 (N-PPM)

SWOT Analysis * Provide high data rates * Immunity to high interference * Used in UWB * Compatible with optical fiber properties * It only works for 2, 4, 8 and 16PPM * Adopting this new method in many applications * Fastens the spread of using UWB, which is considered to have potentially low complexity and low equipment cost * This method is still under research SWOT

Conclusion As a results of our simulation we conclude that our proposed method is more robust against multi- user interference. Our recommendations We strongly recommend that our proposed method to be implemented in reality and then compare the results of it with the simulated ones from one side and with the C-PPM from the other side

Future Work novel As our proposed technique is novel, we are in the process of publishing our results in a high impact scientific journal