This paper addresses the problem of carrier frequency offset recovery for filter bank multicarrier transmissions over time-frequency selective fading channels. Rather than either relying on known pilot symbols multiplexed within the transmitted burst or exploiting the specific signal structure in a blind mode, the maximum likelihood estimation algorithm we derive takes advantage of both pilot symbols and also indirectly of the data symbols through differential decisions. When compared to conventional pilot-based methods, the proposed approach improves the frequency acquisition range without degrading accuracy, while retaining approximately the same computational load.

Efficient Carrier Recovery for FBMC Systems over Time-Frequency Selective Channels

LOTTICI, VINCENZO
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MORETTI, MARCO
Co-primo
Writing – Review & Editing
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REGGIANNINI, RUGGERO
Co-primo
Writing – Review & Editing
2011-01-01

Abstract

This paper addresses the problem of carrier frequency offset recovery for filter bank multicarrier transmissions over time-frequency selective fading channels. Rather than either relying on known pilot symbols multiplexed within the transmitted burst or exploiting the specific signal structure in a blind mode, the maximum likelihood estimation algorithm we derive takes advantage of both pilot symbols and also indirectly of the data symbols through differential decisions. When compared to conventional pilot-based methods, the proposed approach improves the frequency acquisition range without degrading accuracy, while retaining approximately the same computational load.
2011
978-1-61284-887-7
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