In doubly-selective fading wireless channel, the conventional orthogonal frequency division multi-plexing （OFDM） receivers for inter-cartier interference （ICI） compensation require extensive computations. To obtai...In doubly-selective fading wireless channel, the conventional orthogonal frequency division multi-plexing （OFDM） receivers for inter-cartier interference （ICI） compensation require extensive computations. To obtain an effective balance between performance and complexity, the whole channel response matrix was decomposed into a sequence of submatrix, and then a novel equalizer based on minimum mean square error （MMSE） criterion was presented to combat the ICI. Furthermore, a simple ordering-based decision-feedback equalizer （DFE） Was derived to exploit the temperal diversity gain offered by mobile channels. Numerical studies illustrate that although the MMSE equalizer still suffers from error floor, whereas the DICE equalizer exhibits significant performance improvement. The advantage of the proposed scheme indicates its potential applications in the future broadband wireless systems.展开更多
基金Supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (No. 60573112)
文摘In doubly-selective fading wireless channel, the conventional orthogonal frequency division multi-plexing （OFDM） receivers for inter-cartier interference （ICI） compensation require extensive computations. To obtain an effective balance between performance and complexity, the whole channel response matrix was decomposed into a sequence of submatrix, and then a novel equalizer based on minimum mean square error （MMSE） criterion was presented to combat the ICI. Furthermore, a simple ordering-based decision-feedback equalizer （DFE） Was derived to exploit the temperal diversity gain offered by mobile channels. Numerical studies illustrate that although the MMSE equalizer still suffers from error floor, whereas the DICE equalizer exhibits significant performance improvement. The advantage of the proposed scheme indicates its potential applications in the future broadband wireless systems.
