Es,N0,EsN0,EbN0,SNR关系详解

目录

1：AWGN Channel Noise Level

2：Relationship Between EsN0 and EbN0

3：Relationship Between EsN0 and SNR

4：仿真

5：计算结果

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1：AWGN Channel Noise Level

Typical quantities used to describe the relative power of noise in an AWGN channel include

• Signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) per sample. SNR is the actual input parameter to the awgn function.

• Ratio of bit energy to noise power spectral density (EbN0). This quantity is used by BER Analyzer Tool and performance evaluation functions in this toolbox.

• Ratio of symbol energy to noise power spectral density (EsN0)

简单解释就是：

SNR表示每隔采样点的信号噪声比

EbN0表示每隔比特能量与噪声功率谱密度的比值

EsN0表示每个符号能量与噪声功率谱密度的比值

2：Relationship Between EsN0 and EbN0

The relationship between EsN0 and EbN0, both expressed in dB, is as follows:

Es/N0 (dB)=Eb/N0 (dB)+10log10(k)

where k is the number of information bits per symbol.

In a communications system, k might be influenced by the size of the modulation alphabet or the code rate of an error-control code. For example, in a system using a rate-1/2 code and 8-PSK modulation, the number of information bits per symbol (k) is the product of the code rate and the number of coded bits per modulated symbol. Specifically, (1/2) log2(8) = 3/2. In such a system, three information bi