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Mappings from Binary Variables to QAM Symbols and Improvement of Peak Envelope Power of OFDM Systems

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This paper establishes a mapping relationship from independent binary variables to QAM symbols. By these proposed mappings square QAM constellation can be produced by binary signals rather than quaternary signals, which is advantageous to operation of those apparatuses driven only by binary signals. As one of applications of these presented mappings, we give an example to verify improvement of upper bounds of peak envelope power in an OFDM communication system employing QAM complementary sequences.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 644-650)

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4205-4209

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https://doi.org/10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.644-650.4205

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September 2014

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Fan Xin Zeng*, Zhen Yu Zhang, Lin Jie Qian

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Binary Variable, Complementary Sequences, Mapping, Peak Envelope Power, QAM Constellation

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