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 IJCNS  Vol.4 No.1 , January 2011
System Model of Underground UWB Based on MB-OFDM
Yanjing Sun, Beibei Zhang
Abstract: To overcome the frequency-selective fading of ultra wide band (UWB) caused by the multi-path propagation in complicated environment of coal mines, an underground wireless communication system of UWB based on multi-band orthogonal frequency division multiplexing (MB-OFDM) for coal mine is presented. Inde-pendent angle impulse response is used to build up revised channel model for underground tunnels based on the traditional S-V model. With the revised channel model, we construct the underground UWB system based on MB-OFDM and give the band division scheme and the correction approach for channel. The model of the system was simulated in the complex environment of coal mine. Simulation results and analysis show that the underground wireless communication system of UWB based on MB-OFDM can effectively with-stand multipath fading and has the advantages of high anti-noise ability, low bit-error rate, and wide cover-age.
Keywords: Channel Model, Tunnel, Underground UWB, OFDM
Cite this paper: nullY. Sun and B. Zhang, "System Model of Underground UWB Based on MB-OFDM," International Journal of Communications, Network and System Sciences, Vol. 4 No. 1, 2011, pp. 59-64. doi: 10.4236/ijcns.2011.41007.
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