CN110098871B - Working method of indoor VLC multi-stream spatial modulation system based on color space - Google Patents

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A working method of an indoor VLC multi-stream spatial modulation system based on a color space belongs to the field of wireless optical communication. This scheme utilizes the color space provided by the laser diode LD consisting of four colored laser sources to carry the information bits. The communication process of the system is divided into three steps, firstly, information bits of a sending end are converted into three parts through serial-parallel conversion and enter a signal modulation module, the first part is used for selecting an LD activation mode, the second part is mapped into a PAM modulation signal, the two parts are jointly mapped into a modulation signal s, the third part is mapped into a color signal s' of an LD, the three parts jointly form a sending signal x and the selected LD is sent to a receiving end through a visible light channel, and finally the receiving end demodulates the received signal by adopting a maximum likelihood detection method to restore an original signal. The scheme utilizes the freedom degrees of the color domain and the space domain, effectively improves the transmission rate of the system and perfects the performance of the system.

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Working method of indoor VLC multi-stream spatial modulation system based on color space
Technical Field
The invention relates to a working method of an indoor VLC multi-stream spatial modulation system based on a color space, and belongs to the field of wireless optical communication.
Background
In recent years, with the vigorous development of communication technology in China, the demand of terminal users is increasing, and users have higher requirements on the speed and quality of wireless transmission, so that the spectrum resources in the communication field are increasingly in short supply. As a novel wireless communication technology, a Visible Light Communication (VLC) technology has the advantages of high communication capacity, large transmission bandwidth, high transmission rate, strong anti-interference capability, good confidentiality and the like, and a VLC system has two functions of illumination and communication, so that the illumination function of the system needs to be ensured while data transmission is performed. The Space Modulation (SM) technology is used as a novel Multiple Input Multiple Output (MIMO) transmission technology, one antenna is activated at a transmitting end to transmit data, so that the problems of inter-channel interference (ICI) and inter-antenna synchronization (IAS) can be effectively avoided, and the spectrum efficiency is greatly improved while the advantages of the SM are maintained by Generalized Space Modulation (GSM), so that the MSM has great research value in VLC communication. In recent years, Laser Diodes (LDs) have been proposed to replace Light Emitting Diodes (LEDs) due to their higher power efficiency in lighting and communications, where the bandwidth of the LDs is about 10 times that of the LEDs, and higher bit rates can be achieved. In addition, high optical power and convergence of the beam make LDs more popular than LEDs. The LD takes red, green, yellow and blue four colors as light sources, can provide higher transmission rate, has no flicker, and has stable luminous intensity. The indoor VLC multi-stream spatial modulation system based on the color space makes full use of the visible light communication technology and the generalized spatial modulation technology, effectively improves the performance of the system, can further improve the transmission rate of the system, and is a research hotspot in the technical field of current wireless light communication transmission.
R.mesleh et al (see r.mesleh, r.mehmod, h.elgala, and h.haas, "Indoor MIMO optical wireless communication using modulation," proc.ieee ICC 2010, pp.1-5, May 2010) introduces SM as a simplified MIMO scheme that provides higher transmission rates by carrying transmission information bits on specific antenna indices as compared to MIMO systems. In order to further improve the spectral efficiency of SM, s.p. alaka et al (see s.p. alaka, t.l. narasiman and a.chockalingap, "Generalized Spatial Modulation in Indoor Wireless Visible Light Communication," in proc.ieee GLOBECOM, pp.1-7, dec.2015) proposed an Indoor VLC scheme based on GSM, derived the theoretical upper bound of the error rate of the GSM maximum likelihood detection in VLC system, analyzed that the performance of the VLC scheme based on GSM is significantly better than other MIMO schemes in case of high signal to noise ratio. An Enhanced SM VLC system is proposed in y.shan et al (see y.shann, m.li, and m.jin, "Enhanced Spatial Light Communication", journal.of inf.and comm.conv.eng., vol.13, pp.1-6, mar.2015) that activates two LEDs simultaneously, thereby reducing the intensity level of Pulse Amplitude Modulation (PAM), analyzing the performance of the system at high and low correlation channels, respectively, which improves system performance compared to conventional optical Spatial Modulation schemes. The above schemes are limited in terms of transmission rate and spectrum efficiency of the system, respectively, and cannot effectively improve the performance of the system.
Disclosure of Invention
According to the defects and shortcomings of the prior art and solutions, the working method of the indoor VLC multi-stream spatial modulation (CS-MSM) system based on the color space is stronger in adaptability and better in performance.
The technical scheme of the invention is as follows:
a working method of an indoor VLC (visible light communication) multi-stream spatial modulation system based on a color space comprises NtA transmitting laser diode LD and NrEach receiving photoelectric detector PD is composed of laser sources of four colors of red, green, yellow and blue, and the data transmission process is mainly divided into three steps: first, input information bits are converted from serial to parallel into three parts, the first part is used to select NaA transmitting LD, wherein 1 is not more than Na≤Nt(ii) a The second part is mapped to an M-order light-weighted modulation signal (PAM signal) expressed by
Figure GDA0002993492960000021
m and I are respectively the light intensity level number and the average light power, and the first two parts are jointly mapped into a modulation signal s; the third part is mapped to the color signal s' of the LD, and the three parts jointly form a sending signal x; then by the selected NaThe LD transmits x to the PD at the receiving end through a visible light channel; finally, the receiving end demodulates and restores the received signal of the PD to obtain an original signal, and the method specifically comprises the following steps:
1) first, the sending end will
Figure GDA0002993492960000022
The bit information is converted into three parts by serial-parallel grouping to enter the signal modulation of the transmitting endModule of which symbols
Figure GDA0002993492960000023
Respectively representing a down rounding operation and a binomial coefficient operation; front side
Figure GDA0002993492960000024
One bit of information is used to select NaA transmission LD, Nalog2M bit information is used for mapping into an M-order PAM signal, and then the two parts are jointly mapped into a modulation signal s; last 2NaThe bit information is used for selecting one color of four laser sources of the transmitting LD, namely mapping the color into a signal s ', and then multiplying x ═ ss ', namely s and s ', to obtain a transmitting signal x;
2) in a visible light channel, the energy of a line-of-sight link, that is, an LOS link signal, is much larger than that of a spread link signal, only channels under the LOS link are considered, and assuming that a transmitting end is completely synchronous, a signal received at a receiving end is represented as y-rHx + w-rH (ss ') + w, where x is a transmission signal, s is a joint modulation signal, and s' is a color signal; r is a photoelectric conversion coefficient of the photodetector PD; h is an Nr×NtIs expressed as a VLC channel matrix of
Figure GDA0002993492960000025
hijIs VLC channel coefficient expressed as
Figure GDA0002993492960000026
Wherein A denotes an effective receiving area of a receiving-end photodetector, dijIndicates the effective distance, phi, from the jth transmitting LD to the ith receiving PDijRepresents the top view angle from the jth transmission LD to the ith reception PD,
Figure GDA0002993492960000027
Represents the elevation angle from jth sending LD to ith receiving PD, and m' represents Lambert radiation number of the sending end, and the expression is
Figure GDA0002993492960000028
Wherein phi1/2Denotes the power half angle, Ψ, of the transmitting LDcRepresents the angle of view of the receiving PD; w represents the channel noise from the transmitting end to the receiving end;
3) the receiving end utilizes a maximum likelihood detection algorithm to the received signal of the PD, and the expression is
Figure GDA0002993492960000029
Detecting and demodulating to recover the original signal, wherein the symbol | · | | non-woven phosphorF
Figure GDA00029934929600000210
argmin respectively represents the F-norm of the matrix, the square of the F-norm of the matrix and the minimum value, and the expression represents that the transmitted signal with the minimum distance between the received signal and all the transmitted signals is the detected signal;
Figure GDA00029934929600000211
the theoretical expression of the symbol error rate of the system under the VLC channel, which is obtained by derivation analysis of the transmitting signal of the transmitting end obtained by the maximum likelihood detection, is
Figure GDA00029934929600000212
Wherein
Figure GDA00029934929600000213
Indicating the number of all possible transmitted modulated signals, sqDenotes the q-th modulation signal, s'q’Representing the q' th color signal, skDenotes the k-th modulation signal, s'k’Represents the k' color signal, sigma is the noise standard deviation, Q () is the right tail function of the standard normal distribution, and the expression is
Figure GDA00029934929600000214
Where t ═ u, denotes the distance between the detection signal and the transmission signal.
Based on indoor VLC communication, the invention provides an indoor VLC multi-stream spatial modulation scheme based on color space, and compared with the traditional VLC scheme based on SM and the VLC scheme based on GSM, the scheme has higher transmission rate and spectrum utilization rate and has more obvious performance improvement.
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Fig. 2 is a simulation comparison diagram of the symbol error rate performance of the system of the present invention. It can be seen from fig. 2 that the symbol error rate performance in the signal-to-noise ratio range shown in the system of the present invention is significantly better than the system performance of the conventional SMVLC and GSMVLC.
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The present invention is further described below with reference to the following drawings and examples, but is not limited thereto.
Example (b):
a working method of an indoor VLC multi-stream spatial modulation system based on color space comprises NtA transmitting laser diode LD and NrEach receiving photoelectric detector PD is composed of laser sources of four colors of red, green, yellow and blue, and the data transmission process is mainly divided into three steps: first, input information bits are converted from serial to parallel into three parts, the first part is used to select NaA transmitting LD, wherein 1 is not more than Na≤Nt(ii) a The second part is mapped to an M-order light-weighted modulation signal (PAM signal) expressed by
Figure GDA0002993492960000031
m and I are respectively the light intensity level number and the average light power, and the first two parts are jointly mapped into a modulation signal s; the third part is mapped to the color signal s' of the LD, and the three parts jointly form a sending signal x; then by the selected NaThe LD transmits x to the PD at the receiving end through a visible light channel; finally, the receiving end demodulates and restores the received signal of the PD to obtain an original signal, and the method specifically comprises the following steps:
1) first, the sending end will
Figure GDA0002993492960000032
The bit information is converted into three parts through serial-parallel grouping to enter a signal modulation module of a sending end, wherein symbols
Figure GDA0002993492960000033
Respectively representing a down rounding operation and a binomial coefficient operation; front side
Figure GDA0002993492960000034
One bit of information is used to select NaA transmission LD, Nalog2M bit information is used for mapping into an M-order PAM signal, and then the two parts are jointly mapped into a modulation signal s; last 2NaThe bit information is used to select one color of the four laser sources of the transmitting LD, i.e. mapped as signal s ', and then multiplied by x ═ ss ', i.e. s and s ', to obtain the transmitted signal x.
2) In a visible light channel, the energy of a line-of-sight link, that is, an LOS link signal, is much larger than that of a spread link signal, only channels under the LOS link are considered, and assuming that a transmitting end is completely synchronous, a signal received at a receiving end is represented as y-rHx + w-rH (ss ') + w, where x is a transmission signal, s is a joint modulation signal, and s' is a color signal; r is a photoelectric conversion coefficient of the photodetector PD; h is an Nr×NtIs expressed as a VLC channel matrix of
Figure GDA0002993492960000035
hijIs VLC channel coefficient expressed as
Figure GDA0002993492960000036
Wherein A denotes an effective receiving area of a receiving-end photodetector, dijIndicates the effective distance, phi, from the jth transmitting LD to the ith receiving PDijRepresents the top view angle from the jth transmission LD to the ith reception PD,
Figure GDA0002993492960000037
Represents the elevation angle from jth sending LD to ith receiving PD, and m' represents Lambert radiation number of the sending end, and the expression is
Figure GDA0002993492960000038
Wherein phi1/2Indicating the work of sending LDHalf angle of power, ΨcRepresents the angle of view of the receiving PD; w represents the channel noise from the transmitting end to the receiving end;
3) the receiving end utilizes a maximum likelihood detection algorithm to the received signal of the PD, and the expression is
Figure GDA0002993492960000039
Detecting and demodulating to recover the original signal, wherein the symbol | · | | non-woven phosphorF
Figure GDA00029934929600000310
argmin respectively represents the F-norm of the matrix, the square of the F-norm of the matrix and the minimum value, and the expression represents that the transmitted signal with the minimum distance between the received signal and all the transmitted signals is the detected signal;
Figure GDA00029934929600000311
the theoretical expression of the symbol error rate of the system under the VLC channel, which is obtained by derivation analysis of the transmitting signal of the transmitting end obtained by the maximum likelihood detection, is
Figure GDA0002993492960000041
Wherein
Figure GDA0002993492960000042
Indicating the number of all possible transmitted modulated signals, sqDenotes the q-th modulation signal, s'q’Representing the q' th color signal, skDenotes the k-th modulation signal, s'k’Represents the k' th color signal, σ is the noise standard deviation, and Q (. -) is the right tail function of the normal distribution and is represented as
Figure GDA0002993492960000043
Where t ═ u, denotes the distance between the detection signal and the transmission signal.

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1. A working method of an indoor VLC (visible light communication) multi-stream spatial modulation system based on a color space comprises NtA transmitting laser diode LD and NrEach receiving photoelectric detector PD is composed of laser sources of four colors of red, green, yellow and blue, and the data transmission process is mainly divided into three steps: first, input information bits are converted from serial to parallel into three parts, the first part is used to select NaA transmitting LD, wherein 1 is not more than Na≤Nt(ii) a The second part is mapped to an M-order light-weighted modulation signal (PAM signal) expressed by
Figure FDA0002993492950000011
m and I are respectively the light intensity level number and the average light power, and the first two parts are jointly mapped into a modulation signal s; the third part is mapped to the color signal s' of the LD, and the three parts jointly form a sending signal x; then by the selected NaThe LD transmits x to the PD at the receiving end through a visible light channel; finally, the receiving end demodulates and restores the received signal of the PD to obtain an original signal, and the method specifically comprises the following steps:
1) first, the sending end will
Figure FDA0002993492950000012
The bit information is converted into three parts through serial-parallel grouping to enter a signal modulation module of a sending end, wherein symbols
Figure FDA0002993492950000013
Figure FDA0002993492950000014
Respectively representing a down rounding operation and a binomial coefficient operation; front side
Figure FDA0002993492950000015
One bit of information is used to select NaA transmission LD, Nalog2M bit information is used for mapping into an M-order PAM signal, and then the two parts are jointly mapped into a modulation signal s; last 2NaThe bit information is used for selecting one color of four laser sources of the transmitting LD, namely mapping the color into a signal s ', and then multiplying x ═ ss ', namely s and s ', to obtain a transmitting signal x;
2) in a visible light channel, the energy of a line-of-sight link, that is, an LOS link signal, is much larger than that of a spread link signal, only channels under the LOS link are considered, and assuming that a transmitting end is completely synchronous, a signal received at a receiving end is represented as y-rHx + w-rH (ss ') + w, where x is a transmission signal, s is a joint modulation signal, and s' is a color signal; r is a photoelectric conversion coefficient of the photodetector PD; h is an Nr×NtIs expressed as a VLC channel matrix of
Figure FDA0002993492950000016
hijIs VLC channel coefficient expressed as
Figure FDA0002993492950000017
Wherein A denotes an effective receiving area of a receiving-end photodetector, dijIndicates the effective distance, phi, from the jth transmitting LD to the ith receiving PDijRepresents the top view angle from the jth transmission LD to the ith reception PD,
Figure FDA0002993492950000018
Represents the elevation angle from jth sending LD to ith receiving PD, and m' represents Lambert radiation number of the sending end, and the expression is
Figure FDA0002993492950000019
Wherein phi1/2Denotes the power half angle, Ψ, of the transmitting LDcRepresents the angle of view of the receiving PD; w represents the channel noise from the transmitting end to the receiving end;
3) the receiving end utilizes a maximum likelihood detection algorithm to the received signal of the PD, and the expression is
Figure FDA00029934929500000110
Detecting and demodulating to recover the original signal, wherein the symbol | · | | non-woven phosphorF
Figure FDA00029934929500000111
The argmin representing the matrices respectivelyF-norm, square of matrix F-norm, minimum value, the expression represents that the transmitting signal with the minimum distance between the receiving signal and all the transmitting signals is the detected signal;
Figure FDA00029934929500000112
the theoretical expression of the symbol error rate of the system under the VLC channel, which is obtained by derivation analysis of the transmitting signal of the transmitting end obtained by the maximum likelihood detection, is
Figure FDA00029934929500000113
Wherein
Figure FDA00029934929500000114
Indicating the number of all possible transmitted modulated signals, sqDenotes the q-th modulation signal, s'q’Representing the q' th color signal, skDenotes the k-th modulation signal, s'k’Represents the k' th color signal, σ is the noise standard deviation, and Q (. -) is the right tail function of the normal distribution and is represented as
Figure FDA00029934929500000115
Where t ═ u, denotes the distance between the detection signal and the transmission signal.
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