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A novel asymmetrically clipped STTC for IM/DD MIMO atmospheric optical communications

Conventional space-time trellis code cannot be directly applied to the intensity modulation/direct detection atmospheric optical transmission systems due to the complex and negative signal problem. An asymmetrically clipped space-time trellis code scheme is proposed, which combines the Hermitian symmetry of the inverse fast Fourier transform and the N/4 points to N points signal mapping to make the processed bipolar signal sequence satisfies the odd harmonic symmetry. The conversion of complex signal to positive real signal can then be achieved by clipping the bipolar signal sequence. Monte Carlo method is utilized to verify the feasibility of the proposed scheme. The results show that the proposed method can effectively resist the atmosphere scintillation.