Impact of an Radio Frequency[RF]on communication system performance using OFDM
Impact
of an Radio Frequency[RF]on communication system
performance
using OFDM
Wafa E. Edradi1 AWATIF ABOUBAKR ALIE2
Tmasnee E. Egreara 3
Hiher Institute of Science and Technology.
sabrata Libya1
College of
Electronic Technology / Sorman2 Faculty of Engineering Sabratha3
ammahammd011@ gmail.com1
amdmrm1974am@gamil.com2 tasneem.ghrera92@gmail.com3
Abstract
This study examines the techniques of radio frequency
modulation and compensation in the context of orthogonal frequency division
multiplexing (OFDM). The document details the implementation of various methods
designed to mitigate disturbances, including amplitude and phase noise. The RF
power amplifier (RFPA) emerges as a vital component in the configuration of
radio devices for wireless communication, as it greatly enhances transmitter
efficiency. Notably, this power amplifier is one of the most energy-consuming
parts; for example, the lifespan of a cell phone battery is heavily reliant on
the PA's power efficiency. Additionally, there is a significant need to ensure
the transmission of data at the maximum possible rate for the allocated channel
bandwidth, thereby promoting high spectral efficiency.
.Keywords— Radio attenuation, radio frequency
interference in communication systems, OFDM filter in wireless transceivers,
BER error rate, noise, math lab, Simulink