Massive Unsourced Random Access Under Carrier Frequency Offset

Unsourced random access(URA)is a new perspective of massive access which aims at supporting numerous machine-type users.With the appearance of carrier frequency offset(CFO),joint activity detection and channel estimation,which is vital for multiple-input and multiple-output URA,is a challenging task.To handle the phase corruption of channel measurements under CFO,a novel compressed sensing algorithm is proposed,leveraging the parametric bilinear generalized approximate message passing framework with a Markov chain support model that captures the block sparsity structure of the considered angular domain channel.An uncoupled transmission scheme is proposed to reduce system complexity,where slot-emitted messages are reorganized relying on clustering unique user channels.Simulation results reveal that the proposed transmission design for URA under CFO outperforms other potential methods.