This paper proposes a new receive scheme and a class of time domain second order polynomial Nyquist window functions, and applies them to Orthogonal Frequency-Division Multiplexing （ OFDM ） systems in order to reduc...This paper proposes a new receive scheme and a class of time domain second order polynomial Nyquist window functions, and applies them to Orthogonal Frequency-Division Multiplexing （ OFDM ） systems in order to reduce Inter-Carrier Interference （ICI） induced by frequency offset. This paper also analyzes the Signal to ICI plus Noise Ratio （SINR） and Bit Error Rate （BER） performances of the receiver. Additionally, this paper proposes a method to select optimum window parameters to maximize the SINR of the receiver thus providing an adaptive receiving capability. Our results show that the proposed method enables the use of unity roll-off factor, provides better SINR and BER than conventional receive methods whose roll-off factors are generally less than one. The new second order polynomial window is shown to provide better performance than raised cosine and ＂better than ＂ Nyquist window.展开更多
In this paper, a Turbo aided Cyclic Prefix (CP) reconstruction scheme, termed Turbo- CPR, is proposed for Single-Carrier systems with Frequency-Domain Equalization (SC-FDE) that employ insufficient CP in the transmitt...In this paper, a Turbo aided Cyclic Prefix (CP) reconstruction scheme, termed Turbo- CPR, is proposed for Single-Carrier systems with Frequency-Domain Equalization (SC-FDE) that employ insufficient CP in the transmitter. In Turbo-CPR, the decoder output is incorporated in the process of equalization, i.e. Turbo equalizer is employed. It is shown in the simulation results that Turbo-CPR not only recovers the performance loss due to insufficiency of CP, but also provides extra gains over the lower bound of performance for conventional CP reconstruction schemes.展开更多
文摘This paper proposes a new receive scheme and a class of time domain second order polynomial Nyquist window functions, and applies them to Orthogonal Frequency-Division Multiplexing （ OFDM ） systems in order to reduce Inter-Carrier Interference （ICI） induced by frequency offset. This paper also analyzes the Signal to ICI plus Noise Ratio （SINR） and Bit Error Rate （BER） performances of the receiver. Additionally, this paper proposes a method to select optimum window parameters to maximize the SINR of the receiver thus providing an adaptive receiving capability. Our results show that the proposed method enables the use of unity roll-off factor, provides better SINR and BER than conventional receive methods whose roll-off factors are generally less than one. The new second order polynomial window is shown to provide better performance than raised cosine and ＂better than ＂ Nyquist window.
文摘In this paper, a Turbo aided Cyclic Prefix (CP) reconstruction scheme, termed Turbo- CPR, is proposed for Single-Carrier systems with Frequency-Domain Equalization (SC-FDE) that employ insufficient CP in the transmitter. In Turbo-CPR, the decoder output is incorporated in the process of equalization, i.e. Turbo equalizer is employed. It is shown in the simulation results that Turbo-CPR not only recovers the performance loss due to insufficiency of CP, but also provides extra gains over the lower bound of performance for conventional CP reconstruction schemes.
