A load generated impulse noise cancellation method for home power line communication networks

There are so many noise sources in Home Power Line Communication Networks. Most of all, impulse noise sources have large effects on communication channels. Generally, the impulse noise is generated (by home appliance loads) suddenly when loads start, change, or stop, and when switches or breakers switch on and off. Predicting of these kinds of errors is very difficult. In this paper, interleaving and deinterleaving techniques that give respectable and efficient channel coding for load generated impulse noise cancellation are presented for use in studying Home Power Line Communication Networks. Finally, the results of computer simulations that include reliability and applicability are presented.