Optimal link supportability of multi-carrier SATCOM systems with constrained nondominated neighbor immune algorithm
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Shanghai Institute of Microsystem and Information Technology,Shanghai Institute of Technical Physics,Shanghai Engineering Center for Microsatellites,Shanghai Engineering Center for Microsatellites,Shanghai Institute of Microsystem and Information Technology

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    Millimeter wave communication system is widely used in SATCOM due to the characteristics of wide bandwidth and miniaturization application. Optimal link supportability of multi-carrier millimeter-wave SATCOM systems for improving the system capacity faces tradeoff issues among many performance metrics, such as reducing the uplink EIRP demand, improving the transponder power utility, and strengthening the robustness of the links. This paper introduced the concept of multi-objective optimization to the link supportability of millimeter-wave SATCOM modeling. A Constrained Nondominated Neighbor Immune Algorithm (C-NNIA) was presented. Results show that the Pareto-optimal solutions obtained with the algorithm are better than that derived with Direct Solution (DS) algorithm and single objective optimization based Variable Neighborhood Search (VNS) algorithm. It has better constraint handling, convergence and diversity performance as well. Several design guidelines were obtained through the statistics and analysis on design variables and performance metrics within the Pareto-optimal solutions.

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JIANG Xing-Long, XIAO Yin, LIANG Guang, LIU Hui-Jie, YU Jin-Pei. Optimal link supportability of multi-carrier SATCOM systems with constrained nondominated neighbor immune algorithm[J]. Journal of Infrared and Millimeter Waves,2016,35(3):368~377

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  • Received:July 22,2015
  • Revised:December 01,2015
  • Adopted:December 04,2015
  • Online: July 28,2016
  • Published: July 28,2016
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