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Designing Delay Lines Based on GDRR for TR-UWB Systems

Designing a non-ideal delay line (DL) with phase distortion in a transmitted-reference ultra-wideband system (TR-UWB) with an autocorrelation receiver (AcR) is a great technical challenge. Differing from the currently empirical design method of DL, in this paper a semi-analytic approach is proposed through Gaussian approximation of the expression for conditional bit error rate (BER), based on investigation on the degradation of average BER caused by a group delay ripple range (GDRR) over independent Nakagami-m fading channels. This GDRR-based design method can directly evaluate its effects on the system performance and determine the acceptable phase distortion level to trade off the BER performance and system complexity.