National Natural Science Foundation of China (No.61671375);Industrial Science and Technology Research and Development Project of Shaanxi Province (No.2016GY-082);Key Industry Innovation Program of Shaanxi Province (Np.2017ZDCXL-GY-06-01)
Adaptive transmission technology can effectively inhibit channel fading caused by atmospheric turbulence in wireless optical communications.Under the predefined bit error rate and received signal-to-noise ratio requirement
this paper researched a wireless optical adaptive transmission system due to changing the modulation order through the instantaneous nature of turbulence.Malaga distribution turbulence model is used to describe the distribution of the Gamma-Gamma
Lognormal and K distribution turbulence channel separately
and the related parameters setting methods are given.Analytical expressions of spectrum efficiency
average bit error rate and
outage probability under Malaga channel are derived in the adaptive subcarrier
M
-ary differential phase shift keying (MDPSK) system.Closed form expressions are also derived based MeijerG function.With the comparison between the performance of adaptive modulation and non-adaptive modulation system
the results show that the adaptive system can acquire lower BER performance under the same telecom noise ratio
and also improve the spectrum efficiency without additional transmission power or sacrifice bit error rate.