Authors: |
P. Klenner, K.-D. Kammeyer |
Abstract: |
Rapidly time-varying channels are a major obstacle for successful data-transmission via OFDM. The resulting loss of orthogonality among neighboring subcarriers leads to intercarrier-interference, which affects channel estimation. This in turn impedes the subsequent data detection. Literature contains numerous approaches to cope with this problem working either in time- or frequency-domain. Our concern in this paper is a novel time-domain method which relies on the use of multiple directional receive antennas. Each of these antennas experiences only a fraction of the total Doppler spread of a comparable omnidirectional antenna. This not only eases channel estimation but also allows for a diversity gain due to maximum-ratio-combining. We will demonstrate that our scheme copes well with large maximum Doppler frequencies.
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Document type: |
Conference Paper |
Publication: |
Herrsching, Germany, 7. - 9. May 2007 |
Conference: |
6th International Workshop on Multi-Carrier Spread Spectrum (MCSS 07) |
Index: |
281 |
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