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Time-Domain and Frequency-Domain Per-Tone Equalization for OFDM Over Doubly-Selective Channel

Overview This paper proposes new time-domain and per-tone frequency-domain equalization techniques for OFDM transmission over time- and frequency-selective channels. This paper presents one mixed time- and frequency-domain equalizer and one per-tone frequency-domain equalizer. The Mixed Time- and Frequency-Domain Equalizer (MTFEQ) consists of a one-tap Time-Varying (TV) Time-domain EQualizer (TEQ), which converts the doubly-selective channel into a purely frequency-selective channel, followed by a one-tap Frequency-domain EQualizer (FEQ), which then equalizes the resulting frequency-selective channel in the frequency-domain. The per-tone frequency-domain equalizer (FPTEQ) is then obtained by transferring the TEQ operation to the frequency-domain.

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Publisher	Katholieke Universiteit Leuven	File Format	PDF
Date Published	February 2004
Format	White Papers
Topics	Wireless LAN, Mobile - Wireless Communications

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