adapteqpt2.m

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%% Adaptive Equalizer Simulation (Part II)
% This script simulates a communication link with PSK modulation,
% raised-cosine pulse shaping, multipath fading, and adaptive equalization.
%
% It is the second of two parts:  Part I (adapteqpt1.m) sets simulation
% parameters and creates channel and equalizer objects.  Part II
% (adapteqpt2.m) performs a link simulation based on these settings, which
% are stored in the MATLAB workspace.  Part I sets up three equalization
% scenarios, and calls Part II for each of these.  For information on the
% Part I script, enter demo('toolbox','comm') at the MATLAB prompt, and
% select "Adaptive Equalizer Simulation (Part I)".  To experiment with
% simulation settings, you can edit the Part I script.  

%   Copyright 1996-2006 The MathWorks, Inc.
%   $Revision: 1.1.4.2 $  $Date: 2006/06/23 19:24:53 $

%% Auxiliary Functions
% This script uses the following auxiliary functions:
%
%   adapteq_pulsefilter: Filter a signal with a pulse filter.
%     adapteq_pskdetect: Detect PSK signal and perform error calculations.
%      adapteq_graphics: Visualize signal processing and performance.
%     adapteq_checkvars: Check for workspace variables (see next section).

%% Workspace Variables
% This script uses the following variables in the MATLAB workspace.
%
%          M: Modulation order
%   nPayload: Number of payload data symbols     
%     xTrain: Training sequence (before payload)
%      xTail: Tail sequence (after payload)
%     txFilt: Structure containing transmit filter information
%     rxFilt: Structure containing receive filter information
%  pskmodObj: PSK modulator object
%       chan: Channel object
%      snrdB: Average signal-to-noise ratio (dB)
%      eqObj: Equalizer object
%    simName: Name of simulation (for figure window name)
%      block: Current transmission block number (use 1 for first call)
%
% The adapteq_checkvars function checks if the above workspace variables
% exist. If not, it creates a default set corresponding to the first
% scenario of Part I.  The adapteq_checkvars function also displays the
% channel and equalizer objects if the variable 'block' is equal to 1.
adapteq_checkvars;

%% Generate Data Symbols
% Generate payload data and PSK symbols.  Prefix these symbols with a
% training sequence, and append a tail sequence.
payloadData = randint(1, nPayload, M);  % Payload data
xPayload = modulate(pskmodObj, payloadData);  % Payload symbols
x = [xTrain xPayload xTail];  % Transmitted block

%% Pulse Shaping and Channel
% Pass symbols through a pulse shaping transmit filter.  This process also
% involves upsampling using an efficient polyphase filter implementation
% (see auxiliary function adapteq_pulsefilter.m).  The transmitted signal
% is then passed through a multipath channel and a receive filter matched
% to the transmit filter response.  The receive filtering downsamples using
% an efficient polyphase filter implementation.  The variables txFilt and
% rxFilt are passed out of the adapteq_pulsefilter functions because they
% are structures that retain states between calls.
[txSig, txFilt] = adapteq_pulsefilter(x, txFilt);  % Transmit filter
rxSig = awgn(filter(chan, txSig), snrdB);  % Multipath channel and AWGN
[filtSig, rxFilt] = adapteq_pulsefilter(rxSig, rxFilt);  % Receiver filter

%% Received Signal Sampling
% Select training/payload samples, accounting for filter delay and
% equalizer delay.
nTrain = length(xTrain);  % Number of training symbols
filterDelay = (length(txFilt.Coeff) + length(rxFilt.Coeff) - 2)/2;
eqDelay = eqObj.RefTap - 1;  % Delay of equalizer (in samples)
nSamples = eqObj.nSampPerSym*(nTrain + nPayload) + eqDelay;
rxSamples = filtSig(filterDelay/rxFilt.DownsampleFactor + (1:nSamples));

%% Detection without Equalizer
% Downsample to symbol rate and use PSK detection without equalization. We
% use the auxiliary function adapteq_pskdetect.m because we want do a
% similar operation after equalization (see next section).  In addition to
% detecting data and computing the BER, this function also returns indices
% for the symbols corresponding to bit errors (these indices are stored in
% yErr0).
rxSamples0 = downsample(rxSamples, eqObj.nSampPerSym);  % Symbol rate
yPayload0 = rxSamples0(nTrain + (1:nPayload));  % Payload samples
[rxdata0, BER0, yErr0] = adapteq_pskdetect(...
    yPayload0, xPayload, payloadData, M);

%% Detection with Equalizer
% Equalize using equalizer object.  Select payload samples and use PSK
% detection as above.
[y, yd, err] = equalize(eqObj, rxSamples, xTrain);
yPayload = y(nTrain + eqDelay/eqObj.nSampPerSym + (1:nPayload));
[rxData, BER, yErr] = adapteq_pskdetect(...
    yPayload, xPayload, payloadData, M);

%% Graphics
% Plot results (see auxiliary function adapteq_graphics.m).  The red
% circles in the signal constellation plots correspond to symbol errors. In
% the "Weights" plot, blue and magenta lines correspond to real and
% imaginary parts, respectively.
adapteq_graphics(yPayload0, yErr0, BER0, ...
                 yPayload, yErr, BER, ...
                 err, eqObj.weights, ...
                 simName, block);