Methodology for Methodology for Transforming Code Sequences in Accordance with the Modulation Disk Coordinate System

An analysis of current approaches used in the design of optical recording systems for modulation disks has been conducted. By adapting mathematical models, software algo-rithms were developed to transform code sequences represented in polar, homogeneous, and parametric coordinate systems, and the unique characteristics of each approach in de-veloping a universal method for ensuring accurate and efficient modulation pattern trans-formation were established. It was noted that the polar coordinate system is the most suit-able for practical applications in code sequence transformations. Its ability to effectively represent circular and symmetrical structures, as well as the convenient representation of objects with radial symmetry, provides advantages in the creation of modulation disks. As a result of the study, effective software solutions for automating data processing in the formation of modulation patterns were identified. The implementation of the developed software algorithms for the presented approach involves adapting the code sequence to the current metric within the design of an optical system based on modulation disks. The pre-sented methodology ensures the ability to transform code sequences regardless of the cho-sen coordinate system, which significantly enhances its flexibility and versatility for prac-tical applications.

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Èlektronnoe modelirovanie
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2024-10-11
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https://doi.org/10.15407/emodel.46.05.035
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Wireless Communication Networks Research
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Methodology for Methodology for Transforming Code Sequences in Accordance with the Modulation Disk Coordinate System

I. V. Kosyak, А. А. Kryuchyn, Dmytro Manko, Ie.V. Belyak
Èlektronnoe modelirovanie
Wireless Communication Networks Research
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Methodology for Methodology for Transforming Code Sequences in Accordance with the Modulation Disk Coordinate System

I. V. Kosyak, А. А. Kryuchyn, Dmytro Manko, Ie.V. Belyak
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Abstract

An analysis of current approaches used in the design of optical recording systems for modulation disks has been conducted. By adapting mathematical models, software algo-rithms were developed to transform code sequences represented in polar, homogeneous, and parametric coordinate systems, and the unique characteristics of each approach in de-veloping a universal method for ensuring accurate and efficient modulation pattern trans-formation were established. It was noted that the polar coordinate system is the most suit-able for practical applications in code sequence transformations. Its ability to effectively represent circular and symmetrical structures, as well as the convenient representation of objects with radial symmetry, provides advantages in the creation of modulation disks. As a result of the study, effective software solutions for automating data processing in the formation of modulation patterns were identified. The implementation of the developed software algorithms for the presented approach involves adapting the code sequence to the current metric within the design of an optical system based on modulation disks. The pre-sented methodology ensures the ability to transform code sequences regardless of the cho-sen coordinate system, which significantly enhances its flexibility and versatility for prac-tical applications.

Èlektronnoe modelirovanieVol. 46(5)
Openalex Percentile: Top 77%
Wireless Communication Networks Research
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Methodology for Methodology for Transforming Code Sequences in Accordance with the Modulation Disk Coordinate System — I. V. Kosyak, А. А. Kryuchyn, et al. · Èlektronnoe modelirovanie (2024) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS