V.Yu. Tikhonov – Post-graduate Student, Moscow Technical University of Communication and Informatic E-mail: sl-tx@yandex.ru

Yu.S. Shinakov – Dr.Sc.(Eng.), Professor, Head of Department of Radio Systems, 

Moscow Technical University of Communication and Informatic

E-mail: Shinakov1@mtici.ru

For OFDM signals by means of simulation the estimates of improving the quality of transmission of the digital communication system with the introduction of compensation algorithms for nonlinear inertial devices are obtained. It is shown that the use of such algorithms significantly reduces the probability of error in the transmission of information bits.

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