Training sequence reconstruction-based channel estimation method and system
A channel estimation and training sequence technology, which is applied in the field of digital information transmission, can solve the problems of limiting the multipath time extension of the estimable channel, high implementation complexity, and affecting system performance, so as to improve system spectrum utilization and system mobility performance , low anti-Doppler performance, and improved channel estimation
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[0080] Such as Figure 4 Shown is a schematic diagram of a frame structure of a CPR-TDS-OFDM system in this embodiment. The training sequences of different signal frames at the sending end are designed as follows:
[0081] guard interval Included PN training sequence and its L-bit cyclic extension, the training sequence of adjacent frames compared to The difference is L. Therefore, the training sequence protection sequence of the i-th signal frame after N p symbols and the training sequence protection sequence of the i+1th signal frame Top N of p symbols are This characteristic is designed by the phase of the training sequence of the i-th signal frame in the above frame structure as owned.
[0082] The frequency domain symbol to be transmitted in the i-th frame is S i (k), any symbol modulation technique can be chosen. Using multi-carrier transmission, the length of the frequency domain symbol to be transmitted is N d = 3780 frequency domain data blocks ...
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[0140] Such as Figure 5 Shown is a schematic diagram of the frame structure of the TDS-SC-FDE system based on BFR sequence filling in this embodiment. Using single-carrier transmission technology, the time-domain symbol to be transmitted in the i-th frame is s i [n], any symbol modulation technique can be chosen. The length of time-domain symbols to be transmitted is N d = 4096 blocks of time domain data The guard interval padding length between time domain data blocks is N G The known guard interval sequence of The training sequence and the cyclic extension of the training sequence are included, and the structure of the training sequence is the same as that in Embodiment 1. The time domain data block (frame body) and the guard interval (frame header) together form a signal frame.
[0141] For the TDS-SC-FDE system based on BFR sequence filling in this embodiment, when l>L, the implementation steps of the channel estimation method based on training sequence reconstruc...
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[0170] Such as Figure 6 Shown is a schematic diagram of the frame structure of a TDS-OFDM system national standard PN420 mode in this embodiment. The frequency domain symbol to be transmitted in the i-th frame is S i (k), any symbol modulation technique can be chosen. Using multi-carrier transmission technology, the frequency domain symbols to be transmitted form a frequency domain data block with a length of N=3780 {S i (k)} n=0 N-1 , does not include pilots, and does not include virtual subcarriers. frequency domain data block {S i (k)} n=0 N-1 After the inverse discrete Fourier transform, the time domain data block {s i (n)} n=0 N-1 , the guard interval between time-domain data blocks is filled with a known training sequence {c of length M=420 i (n)} n=0 M-1 . The time-domain data block (frame body) and the guard interval (training sequence) together form a signal frame. The length of the frame header signal of the national standard PN420 mode is 420 symbols...
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