Ultra-Wideband BPSK Modulation Output with Narrowband Interference

Building upon the foundation of ultra-wideband BPSK modulation output, this simulation incorporates narrowband interference with comprehensive output analysis. The implementation typically involves generating UWB-BPSK signals using techniques like pulse position modulation or direct sequence spreading, while narrowband interference is modeled as sinusoidal signals or filtered Gaussian noise at specific frequency bands. During simulation output, we can observe the interaction between ultra-wideband signals and narrowband interference signals, along with their impact on system performance metrics such as bit error rate (BER) and signal-to-interference ratio. Key functions would include signal power spectral density calculation, interference cancellation algorithm testing, and performance evaluation under varying interference-to-signal ratios. This experiment provides deeper understanding of ultra-wideband communication system behavior when facing different types of interference, offering valuable insights for system design optimization and robustness enhancement strategies.