Method for balancing orthogonal frequency division multiplexing signals
An orthogonal frequency division and signal multiplexing technology, which is applied in equalizers, shaping networks in transmitters/receivers, baseband system components, etc., can solve the problem of high complexity of equalization methods and inability to apply multiple input and multiple output, etc. problems, to achieve the effect of increasing speed and reducing complexity
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[0142] The first example (M×M OFDM system)
[0143] The specific equalization process in the case where CP is not 0 is described below.
[0144] 1) In step S401, according to the estimation of the previous symbol, get (currently k), according to formula (8), through decision feedback, the current estimate of the received signal for eliminating inter-symbol interference is obtained.
[0145] 2) In step S402, according to formula (9), a zero-forcing equilibrium solution b is obtained using a fast algorithm. Since the description of the fast algorithm of the calculation step S402 is complicated, it will be given separately later.
[0146] 3) In step S403, use the CP segment to combine the equalized signal b, the detailed process is as follows:
[0147] b is a column vector of M(N+P)×1, let v be a column vector of MN×1, then:
[0148] v(1:M(N-P))=b(1+MP:MP+M(N-P)) (34-1)
[0149] v(M(N-P)+1:MN)=0.5×(b(1:MP)+b(MN+1:M(N+P))) (34-2)
[0150] 4) In step S404, transform the time...
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[0207] The second example (1×1 OFDM system)
[0208] The equalization method in the case of no CP is described below.
[0209] In the case of no CP, the processing model is the same as in Reference 1.
[0210] Likewise, as shown in FIG. 3 , the following three processes need to be performed in this example.
[0211] 1) Judgment feedback process
[0212] From formula (4), we have:
[0213] d = y k - H 2 Q H s ~ k - 1 - - - ( 41 )
[0214] In formula (5), y k is the receiving vector of the kth OFDM symbol. For the estimation vector of the transmitted symbol on the k-1th OFDM symbol (the estimation of the transmitted symbol on all subcarriers in the ...
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