This paper mainly focuses on performance analysis of the previously proposedSTFT based 2-D timing approach to OFDM systems and presents simulations results of its performancein AWGN and multipath fading environment an...This paper mainly focuses on performance analysis of the previously proposedSTFT based 2-D timing approach to OFDM systems and presents simulations results of its performancein AWGN and multipath fading environment and its robustness against the duration of Channel ImpulseResponse (CIR) and frequency offset. Simulation results suggest that a revised version of Short-TimeFourier Transform (STFT) can be used to greatly reduce computational complexity, especially athigher SNR.展开更多
This contribution proposes a new symbol synchronization scheme for cyclicprefix based modulation systems, which is disclosed in Ref.. The proposed algorithm involves twosteps . By using short-time Fourier transform, I...This contribution proposes a new symbol synchronization scheme for cyclicprefix based modulation systems, which is disclosed in Ref.. The proposed algorithm involves twosteps . By using short-time Fourier transform, ISI-free intervals are estimated from time-frequencyspectrum of the received signal, and then an optimum symbol start time is obtained. Computersimulation results show that the algorithm is very robust, and outperforms those based upontime-domain correlations.展开更多
文摘This paper mainly focuses on performance analysis of the previously proposedSTFT based 2-D timing approach to OFDM systems and presents simulations results of its performancein AWGN and multipath fading environment and its robustness against the duration of Channel ImpulseResponse (CIR) and frequency offset. Simulation results suggest that a revised version of Short-TimeFourier Transform (STFT) can be used to greatly reduce computational complexity, especially athigher SNR.
文摘This contribution proposes a new symbol synchronization scheme for cyclicprefix based modulation systems, which is disclosed in Ref.. The proposed algorithm involves twosteps . By using short-time Fourier transform, ISI-free intervals are estimated from time-frequencyspectrum of the received signal, and then an optimum symbol start time is obtained. Computersimulation results show that the algorithm is very robust, and outperforms those based upontime-domain correlations.