Systems and methods for mapping dmrs configuration to phase noise tracking pilot for improved receiver performance
A phase noise and receiver technology, applied in multi-frequency code systems, FM carrier systems, transmission systems, etc., can solve problems such as high overhead and achieve the effect of reducing overhead
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[0042] According to some embodiments, how the PNT-RS is beamformed relative to the DMRS may be signaled implicitly or explicitly. For example, a Phase Noise Tracking Reference Signal (PNT-RS) may be mapped to at least one specific port on the DMRS. For example, in certain embodiments, a phase noise tracking reference signal may be mapped to the first DMRS port. Therefore, the receiver can know that the channel estimate of the effective channel of the DMRS port represents the effective channel for transmitting the PNT-RS. This enables the receiver and corresponding transmitter to optimize the beamforming of the ports for good reception at the receiver. In some embodiments, receivers can take advantage of this optimized beamforming, since DMRS for different users / layers are orthogonal and have higher processing gain than PNT-RS, which is transmitted at low density To avoid excessive overhead, and may require independent estimates in each OFDM symbol in some embodiments.
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