A Randomly Permuted Fourier Measurement Matrix for UWB-PPM Signals

Hai Bo Yin; Jun An Yang; Wei Dong Wang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.556-562.2646

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A Randomly Permuted Fourier Measurement Matrix for UWB-PPM Signals

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Compressed Sensing is likely to provide an effective way for lowering the extremely high sampling speed of UWB signal while the design of CS measurement matrix is of great significance for reducing the number of observations and hardware costs as long as improving the reconstruction accuracy. In this paper, with the combination of the structural features of the Fourier matrix and the idea of entry permutation of determined matrices, we propose a new measurement matrix of which the Fourier transformed entries are randomly permuted. Simulation results show that the same algorithm has a better reconstruction performance with the proposed measurement matrix rather than Gaussian/ Bernoulli matrix.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 556-562)

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May 2014

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Hai Bo Yin*, Jun An Yang, Wei Dong Wang

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Compressed Sensing, Measurement Matrix, Simulation, UWB-PPM Communication

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