Method of producing head signal for synchronous OFDM transmission system receiver
A transmission system and receiver technology, applied in the field of receivers and OFDM transmitters of synchronous OFDM transmission systems, can solve the problems that the A field cannot be optimized and the detection performance is reduced.
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[0071] Sequence rules for the A field are provided below, all of which achieve optimized PAPR as well as DR. Later, the subset selected for optimized autocorrelation properties is used with the B field.
[0072] The use of the following A-fields has improved the characteristics of the time-domain signal (PAPR, DR, etc.):
[0073] S1...12=+A, +A, +A, +A, +A, -A, -A, +A, +A, -A, +A, -A
[0074] S1...12=+A, +A, +A, +A, -A, -A, +A, +A, -A, +A, -A, +A
[0075] S1...12=+A, +B, -A, -B, -A, -B, -A, -B, -A, +B, +A, -B
[0076] S1...12=+A, +B, -A, -B, +A, -B, +A, -B, +A, -B, -A, +B
[0077] S1...12=+A, -B, -A, +B, -A, +B, -A, +B, -A, -B, +A, +B
[0078] S1...12=+A, -B, -A, +B, +A, +B, +A, +B, +A, +B, -A, -B
[0079] where A=exp(j*2*π* A ), and 0.0≤ A <1.0.
[0080] More sequences can be generated by reversing the order of the sequences, which means replacing S1 with S12, S2 with S11 . . . , and S12 with S1. Note that the first two sequence kernels are binary and the rest ar...
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