Plane Spiral OAM Mode-Group Orthogonal Multiplexing Communication Using Partial Arc Sampling Receiving Scheme
A variety of novel orbital angular momentum (OAM)-based communication or sensing systems have attracted much attention over the past decade, the superiority is brought about by nothing other than its orthogonality or vorticity. Plane spiral OAM (PSOAM) mode-group (MG) technique as a reconfigurable b...
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| description | A variety of novel orbital angular momentum (OAM)-based communication or sensing systems have attracted much attention over the past decade, the superiority is brought about by nothing other than its orthogonality or vorticity. Plane spiral OAM (PSOAM) mode-group (MG) technique as a reconfigurable beamforming method can be used for building a multiple-in-multiple-out (MIMO) system to achieve the reduction in subchannel correlation, which benefits from the spiral phase distribution within the mainlobe. However, the demultiplexing process still depends on the MIMO algorithm, in which the receiver complexity is same as the conventional MIMO systems. In this article, a PSOAM MG orthogonal multiplexing communication link at the X-band using partial arc sampling receiving (PASR) scheme has been demonstrated experimentally. The MG channels have a good isolation of about 15 dB, and the existing performance can ensure the reliable 16-QAM wireless transmission. Besides, a real-time dual-channel video transmission experiment has been carried out to verify the channel isolation caused by MG's orthogonality intuitively. More importantly, the demultiplexing procedure using the PASR scheme can be implemented by simple analog phase shifting operation with a lower receiver complexity compared with the conventional MIMO systems. |
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