This research proposes a novel equalization algorithm for underwater acoustic systems, improving performance by tackling multipath interference and channel tracking.
This study focuses on the equalization problem of the filter bank multicarrier system based on offset quadrature amplitude modulation (FBMC/OQAM) in underwater acoustics and proposes an innovative joint time–frequency-domain equalization (JTFDE) algorithm. The algorithm combines frequency-domain Minimum Mean Square Error (MMSE) equalization with time-domain adaptive decision feedback equalization, effectively addressing the shortcomings of traditional single-domain equalization methods in terms of multipath interference suppression and time-varying channel tracking. By first using frequency-domain linear equalization to preliminarily eliminate multipath interference, and then combining it with time-domain Recursive Least Squares (RLS) adaptive decision feedback to further suppress residual interference, the system performance is significantly improved. The experimental results show that compared with existing single-domain equalization methods, this scheme reduces the bit error rate at the system receiver and enhances the system’s interference resistance.
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