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Journal of the Korea Institute of Military Science and Technology 2010;13(3):405-412.
Performance Comparison of Channelization Schemes for Flexible Satellite Transponder with Digital Filter Banks
Dong-Hun Lee, Ki-Seon Kim
Gwangju Institute of Science and Technology
디지털 필터뱅크 기반 플렉서블 위성중계기를 위한 채널화 기법의 성능비교 연구
이동훈, 김기선
광주과학기술원
Abstract
The purpose of this paper is to compare complexity and to assess flexibility of competing transponder architectures for satellite communication services. For performance comparison, we consider three channelization techniques: digital down converter(DDC) based on the use of the cascaded integrator-comb(CIC) filter, tuneable pipeline frequency transform(T-PFT) based on the tree-structure(TS) and variable oversampled complex-modulated filter banks(OCM-FB) based on the polyphase FFT(P-FFT). The comparison begins by presenting a basic architecture of each channelization method and includes analytical expressions of the number of multiplications as a computational complexity perspective. The analytical results show that DDC with CIC filter requires the heavy computational burden and the perfect flexibility. T-PFT based on the TS provides the almost perfect flexibility with the low complexity over DDC with the CIC filter for a large number of sub-channels. OCM-FB based on the P-FFT shows the high flexibility and the best computational complexity performance compared with other approaches.
Key Words: Satellite Transponder, Channelization, Complexity, Flexibility
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