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Signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) is an important metric for performance assessment in numerous scenerios. In order to ensure the reliability and effectiveness of the system performance, plenty of situations require the information of SNR estimate. At the same time, Mars exploration has been a hot topic in recent years, which leads to the research attention of scholars extending to deep space. In this paper, a new SNR estimator related to deep space scene is proposed. On the one hand, the time of essential data transmission is limited in Mars exploration system. On the other hand, the relative position and condition between orbiters vary quickly all the time, which makes it difficult to obtain the accurate and significant information for Mars exploration. Therefore, it is obvious that the information of SNR can promote the system to adjust the signal transmission rate automatically. Subsequently, the estimation of SNR becomes a fundamental research in automatic digital communications. In this paper, an SNR estimation method based on non-data-aided (NDA) with maximum likelihood (ML) estimation is proposed to enhance the accuracy and reliability of Mars exploration process. Additionally, the Cramer-Rao lower bound (CRLB) related to the designed ML algorithm is derived. Finally, the Monte Carlo simulation results demonstrate that the proposed ML estimator algorithm obtains a superior performance when compared to the existing SNR estimators.

A non-data-aided SNR estimator based on maximum likelihood method for communication between orbiters