Design and analysis of grouping five-dimensional index modulation for high data rate DCSK communication system

In this paper, a new index modulation system termed grouping five-dimensional index modulation differential chaos shift keying (G5DIM-DCSK) is proposed, which is intended to provide ultra-high data rate transmission based on grouping technique. This system uses five different types of index sources: subcarrier, time slot, permutation chaos, Walsh code, and permutation code. There is an equal distribution of mapping and modulating bits among the G groups formed by the input information bits. In all time slots and active subcarriers, the modulating bits are sent via either the chaotic reference sequence or the permutation chaotic reference, which is chosen by the permutation chaotic index bits. The Kronecker product of a chaotic signal and the first row of the Walsh coding matrix yield the chaotic reference sequence. In the unselected time slots and inactive subcarriers, the modulating bits are carried by a sequence created by the Kronecker product between the chaotic signal and the selected row of the Walsh code matrix. This operation is completed by permuting the selected Wlash codes using the permutation code index bits. Our examination looks at the system's information rate, spectral efficiency, and complexity, comparing them to similar systems. Furthermore, the analytical BER for the G5DIM-DCSK system under multipath Rayleigh fading channels and additive white Gaussian noise (AWGN) is derived. Simulation results not only support the performance analysis, but also show that the proposed system outperforms similar systems under equivalent conditions.