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37 1 / Annex - Propagation environment: real field example Analysis with a high resolution Direction Finder «normal» GSM «Mixture» of selectife + flat fading : => global attenuation is > 10 db Multiple Paths Back and proximate (flat fading) Main path Secondary path Amplitude - 4,2 db, Delay 8,4 µs GSM Radio-cellular Real propagation case with masks and proximate rrflections Diffracted path (=> selective fading) => bias is 5,2 Building Inducing réflexions Building Masking The direct path real azimuth serving BTS

38 2 / Annex - Propagation environment: real field example Analysis with a high resolution Direction Finder Detection and counting of GSM Tx GSM. Dedicated smart antennas 2 MHz of GSM band (high point (Paris Mt Valérien) Measurement at one traffic GSM carrier (0,2 MHz) > 20 TCH same location Thales Communications Carrier frequencies Spacing 200 khz carrier N carrier N+1 Band at 10 db 200 khz Band at 20 db 360 khz Interval 10 db Interval 20 db dominant Highly interfered Interval 4,8 db

39 3 / Annex - Propagation environment: real field example Examples of SIMO measured CIR at 900 MHz Reference scalar signal [s(l.t e )] l=0 L-1 PN long period L, 40 MHz Low side lobes Time resolution ~ 33 ns 0-2 -4-6 -8-10 -12-14 -16-18 0-10 -20-30 -40-50 -60 shape 970 980 990 1000 1010 1020 Auto correlation 500 600 700 800 900 1000 1100 1200 1300 1400 1500 Received N ant x1 vector signal [x(l.t e )] l scalar coordinate [x n (l.t e )] l x(l.t e ) = (H*s)(l.T e ) + b(l.t e ) Example of WB CIR estimator per antenna build with : S=[s(0),,s((l +L-1).T e )] for n = 1.. N ant, time vector signal X n (l.t e )=[x n (l.t e ), x n ((l +L-1).T e )] for l =0, H n (l.t e ) R XnS (l.t e ) = X n (l.t e ).S H (scalar) db Ex of SIMO CIR 900 MHz frequency ranges 100 m sub-urb. outdoor propag. low spatial diversity case Ex of SIMO CIR 900 MHz frequency ranges 100 m sub-urb. outdoor propag. high spatial diversity case db

40 4 / Annex - Oriented processing of communication signals A/ Wave Form Structure characterization Narrow band / wide band signal Continuous / bursted signal Frame characteristics Synchronization characteristics Radio Access protocol characteristics (FDMA,TDMA,CDMA,...) Time spectrum view Continuous signal Narrow band GSM Channel n Bursted Middle band signal Zoomed view GSM Channel n+1 Continuous narrow band signal Zoomed Time view

41 5 / Annex - Oriented processing Security of lacks communication of public network signals B/ Estimation of modulation parameters Carrier center frequency Signal bandwidth, Symbol rate, Number of states, Constellation Shift (FSK and CPM), FM depth, Signal demodulation AM index... Single carrier AM/FM,CPM, PSK, QAM, FSK Multi carrier OFDM, etc. Analyses of coding scheme Signal identification Data bases, semantic descriptions. Oriented processing of communication signals STATISTICAL MOMENTS, of non-linear transforms of the signal, etc. EYE DIAGRAM OTHER SIGNAL STATISTICS HISTOGRAMS,tetc. SPECTRAL DENSITY POWER AMPLITUDE PHASE POLAR DISPLAY

42 6 / Annex - Oriented processing Security of lacks communication of public network signals C/ Regular statistical estimators leading to measurement of modulation parameters Technical purpose Statistical estimator Signal example FSK2 Ind. 1 SNR 20 db PMR like GMSK Ind. 0,5 SNR 20 db GSM like O-QPSK Roll off 0,25 SNR 20 db CDMA 2000 UL like QPSK Roll off 0,25 SNR 20 db UMTS like Oriented processing of communication signals Power measurement Power Density Estimation of center frequency 1 st moment order 2 E[ x 2 ] Estimation of Symbol rate 2 nd moment order 2 E[x 2 ] 2 nd moment order 4 E[x 4 ] Synchronization of symbol + demodulation Eye Diagram & Histograms I/Q, Amplitude phase frequency. Eye Diagram & Polar Diagram

43 7 / Annex - Oriented processing of communication signals 4 Base Band Filtered VOR signal with three Sub carrier (VHF Omni directional Range for aeronautical radio navigation) 30 Hz 1 khz 9.96 khz Time (s) Level (db) N0N Fréquence (Hz) Sub-carrier 1 Synchronization Tone Level (db) Frequency (Hz) OOK 8 Bd (balise «BRS») Fréquence (Hz) Sub-carrier 2 Beacon Level (db) Sub-carrier 3 Datas Fréquence (Hz) D/ A complete real field example performed with basic estimators 0.6 1.8 4 Deeper analysis of Sub-Carrier 3 : modulation changes Time (s) Level(dB) FSK8 125 Bd shift 250 Hz Frequency (Hz) Level(dB) PSK8 2400 Bd Frequency(Hz) Frequency (Hz)

44 8 / Annex - Oriented processing of communication signals E/ Advanced statistical estimators of modulation parameters (cf. ICT QoSMOS) Cyclic Correlations: First moment order 2: 2D Fourier Transform (t->α) of the correlation R 1x (t,τ)= E[x(t) x*(t+τ)] Second moment order 2: 2D Fourier Transform (t->α) of the correlation R 2x (t,τ)= E[x(t) x(t+τ)] Extracts the periodic statistical characteristics of the signal (guard time repetition=>ofdm symbol length) 3D representation: Level versus and 2D cuts delay τ, cyclic Frequency α OFDM LTE like Convenient statistical estimator 1/T S Cyclic frequency α OFDM Symbol rate Symbol structure structure T G seconds N G samples Cyclic Autocorrelation Function R α ss Source: COSMOS project * ( τ ) = lim s ( t ) s ( t τ ) exp ( j 2 πα t ) T Copy TS seconds NS samples 1 T T D seconds N D samples T 2 T 2 gabarit Sub-carrier Frequency s : input signal α : cyclic frequency τ : time delay Delay τ T D dt OFDM Symbol Data length

45 9 / Annex - Oriented processing of communication signals E/ Advanced statistical estimators of modulation parameters Correlations: First moment order 2: 2D Fourier Transform (t->α, τ >ν) of correlation R 1x (t,τ)= E[x(t) x*(t+τ)] Second moment order 2: 2D Fourier Transform (t->α, τ >ν) of correlation R 2x (t,τ)= E[x(t) x(t+τ)] Extracts characteristics of periodic statistical properties of the signal (carrier, modulation rate), without any a priori knowledge (exotic signals) 3D representation and 2D cuts: Level versus First 1 moment order 2 0.8 0.6 0.4 0.2 0 f o Fréquences harmonique (f*t) Carrier frequency f o -8 Symbol rate 1/T S Fréquences cycliques (alpha*t) harmonic Frequency ν cyclic Frequency α 8 Carrier F C Symbol Rate 1/T s cut // cyclic frequencies α at axis of harmonic frequency ν=f c