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A useful form of the Barankin lower bound and its application to PPM threshold analysis

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A form of Barankin's greatest lower bound on estimation error is obtained, which is easy to compute and easy to interpret, and is applied to a set of pulse-position modulation waveforms designed to reduce threshold effects.
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A form of Barankin's greatest lower bound on estimation error [7] is obtained, which is easy to compute and easy to interpret. This gives a lower bound on estimation error for non-linear modulation systems in an additive Gaussian noise back-ground. Threshold effects are included. This bound is applied to a set of pulse-position modulation waveforms designed to reduce threshold effects. It is shown that these signals do, in fact, offer reduced threshold levels (e.g., \approx 3.5 dB) with very small ( \approx \frac{1}{2} dB) degradation in large signal performance.

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