Signal Synthesis with Dynamically-Changed Power Spectral Density in a Software Defined Radio Transmitter

The objective of this thesis is to synthesize signals with a dynamically change power spectral density, in a SDR transmitter, utilizing the most appropriate channels modulation schemes and transmission rates for communication, based on the noise profile (AWGN plus interferences) of the link in order to achieve performance within some predefined acceptable levels. The objective is obtained by simulation.Naval Postgraduate School Monterey CA is the author of 'Signal Synthesis with Dynamically-Changed Power Spectral Density in a Software Defined Radio Transmitter', published 2003 under ISBN 9781423500322 and ISBN 1423500326.