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A novel time offset compensation method for channel estimation in cooperative communication networksChen, Jau-Hung 20 July 2011 (has links)
In recent years, relay communication has been proved to achieve the transmis-sion diversity order with space-time block coding (STBC). Most research assumedthat the relay nodes are in perfect synchronization. However, in actual, becausethe transmitting time at each relay is different, the signals from different relays received at destination will interfere with each other. Inter-symbol interference (ISI) iscaused. Besides, the time synchronization error will reduce orthogonality of space-time block coding and result in serious performance degrade. This thesis proposes a time delay compensation method by using Fourier transform and Least Square(LS)estimation method. The destination node can utilize the estimated time delay tosynchronize the received signal. Then, the space-time coding will maintain orthogonality at the receiver. Simulation results show that the proposed method caneffectively improve the performance of cooperative networks when imperfect timesynchronization exists.
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Aging powerline detection and electrical fire precaution by using powerline communication techniqueLi, Jheng-Ruei 27 July 2011 (has links)
In this thesis, we will discuss aging line detection and electrical fire precaution by using powerline communication technique. Fire is always a serious disaster which endangers our lives and property. Electrical fire is a major proportion of fire disaster. Even every house generally setup circuit breaker and fuse in time, electrical fire still occurred oftentimes.
Current powerline communication technology is using household powerline as a medium of signal transmission, whose channel characteristic will be affected by surrounding environment. We hope that we can analyze the change of transmission characteristic in high frequency of household powerline, which deterioration during long time. At the same time, we will detect variation of high frequency characteristic of powerline as the basis for judgment of aging line, to prevent electrical fire further.
Finally, we combine our approach into PLC system, which can also diagnose the line while transmission of powerline at the same time, adding the value without having too much cost.
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Pseudo Random Cyclic Postfix ST-BC MIMO-OFDM Systems with GSC-Based EqualizerTsai, Meng-Han 27 August 2011 (has links)
The Orthogonal frequency division multiplexing (OFDM) technique has been intensively
used in many wireless communication systems to achieve higher data rate transmissions. Due
to the fact that the OFDM technique entails redundant block transmissions; the transmitted
blocks suffer from the inter-symbol interference (ISI) and inter-block interference (IBI). To
compensate this serious effect, in many literatures redundant symbols (or guard interval) with
adequate length are inserted in the transmitted symbols to prevent the IBI. Also, in the receiver
the equalizer can be employed to deal with ISI. In this thesis, we present a new pseudo
random cyclic-postfix (PRCP-) OFDM associated with the multiple-input multiple-output
(MIMO) antenna system configuration to further improve the system performance. In fact, the
MIMO system can enhance channel capacity and achieve high data-rate. The
above-mentioned PRCP-OFDM technique combines with the MIMO antennas system,
through the appropriate model design can be used to combat the multi-path effect or the
inter-block interference. As evident from the simulation results, the proposed ST-BC MIMO
PRCP-OFDM system can avoid the interference of transmitted signals during the estimation
of channel impulse response (CIR) with proposed cyclic-postfix sequences. In addition, to
further improve and eliminate the residual IBI and ICI, the equalizer with the framework of
the generalized sidelobe canceller (GSC) is considered. Specifically, when SNR grows, the
proposed ST-BC MIMO PRCP-OFDM system can perform successfully in terms of
symbol-error rate and semi-blind channel estimation. This is verified via the computer
simulations.
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Research on Noise Estimation for LTE systemsChou, Huan-Chin 18 October 2011 (has links)
In this thesis, we study the noise power estimation in the LTE system. Two approaches, the weight method and the subspace method, are considered.
The performance of noise power estimation using the weight method highly depends on the accuracy of the channel estimation.
The channel estimation usually gets poor results under scenarios with long delay spreads. Therefore, the weight method also gets poor result.
To overcome the mentioned drawback, we propose the subspace method which is independent from the channel estimation.
From simulation results, we observe that the subspace method gets bias results. However, the bias depends on the length of the observation window and only gets a little influence from the channel conditions.
Therefore, we can correct the bias using a simple look-up-table approach. Computer simulations show that the subspace method gets the more accurate result than the weight method.
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The Performance Analysis of the MIMO Systems Using Interference Alignment with Imperfect Channel State InformationHsu, Po-sheng 17 July 2012 (has links)
Recently, interference alignment (IA) has emerged as a promising technique to effectively mitigate interference in wireless communication systems. It has also evolved as a powerful technique to achieve the optimal degrees of freedom of interference channel. IA can be constructed in many domains such as space, time, frequency and codes. Currently, most researches on developing IA assume that channel state information (CSI) is well-known at the transceiver.
However, in practice, perfect CSI at the transceiver can¡¦t be obtained due to many factors such as channel estimation error, quantization error, and feedback error. Under our investigation, the performance of IA is very sensitive to imperfect CSI. Therefore, this thesis proposes a spatial domain IA scheme for the three-user multiple-input multiple-output (MIMO) downlink
interference channels, and analyzes the effect of channel estimation errors by modeling the estimation error as independent complex Gaussian random variables. The approximated bit error rate (BER) for the system with MIMO Zero-Forcing equalizer using IA is derived.
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Combined Channel Estimation and Data Detection for AF Cooperative Communication SystemsTsai, Yi-hsuan 07 August 2012 (has links)
In this thesis, the problem of data transmission in amplify-and-forward (AF) co-
operative system which implemented joint channel estimation and data detection at
the destination (receiver) is considered. The nonlinear block code is designed to as-
sist the above methodology. The design criterion takes into account the uncertainty
of channel parameters at the receiver based on joint channel estimation and data
detection algorithm and the simulations will prove that it can achieve full diversity
that is offered by multiple relay and frequency-selective fading channel. Using an
approximation of the union boun on the error probability as the design criterion,
such that it can be simulated as a function for simulated annealing algorithm. The
designed codewords are applied to the AF cooperative system. In order to assess
the performance of joint estimation and detection fashion, the numerical simulations
will be carried out the word error rate (WER) performances illustrate that improve-
ment over differnt benchmark schemes can be obtained.
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Space-Time Block Coded OFDM Systems with Pseudo Random Cyclic PostfixLi, You-De 04 August 2008 (has links)
Orthogonal frequency division multiplexing (OFDM) due to the robustness to the effect of multipath fading and having high spectral efficiency, it has become a good candidate of wireless communications systems. The block transmission of signal-blocks through the channel will suffer from the inter-block interference (IBI) and inter-symbol interference (ISI). Usually in the transmitter of the OFDM systems, redundancy (or guard interval), such cyclic prefix (CP) or zero padding (ZP), with sufficient length, is inserted in the transmitted block to avoid the IBI. In this thesis, we propose a novel pseudo random cyclic postfix (PRCP-) OFDM system configuration, which adopts the PRCP as redundancy and combines with multiple antennas. In fact, the multiple transmit antenna and multiple receive antenna, which exploits the spatial diversity, can be used to further enhance the channel capacity and achieve high data-rate. The main property of PRCP-OFDM modulation is that it exploits the cyclic-postfix sequences to estimate channel information with a low complexity method. Compared with CP-OFDM, it overcomes the channel null problem. For ZP-OFDM, it uses the additional information to estimate channel which is replaced by zero samples in ZP-OFDM. Moreover, PRCP-OFDM avoids the interference of signals to the desired postfix when we estimate channel impulse response (CIR) and which is different from pseudo random postfix (PRP-) OFDM [8]. Thus, as SNR grows, PRCP-OFDM can have better performance than PRP-OFDM. With the help of [9], [12] and [13], we extend the PRCP-OFDM to the MIMO case with space-time block coding. Via computer simulation, we verify that the performance is improved, in terms of the accuracy of channel estimation and symbol error rate (SER).
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A Study on Iterative Channel Estimation for MIMO-OFDM SystemsLo, Li-chung 15 September 2008 (has links)
Multiple-input multiple-output (MIMO) orthogonal frequency division multiplexing (OFDM) technology has been used widely in many wireless communication systems. Signals will be distorted when they are transmitted in wireless channels. For the reason that wireless channel is time or location variant, we have to estimate the channel impulse response and use the channel state information to compensate the channel distortion. In order to estimate the state of the channel, let the known training symbols put in front of the data symbols and use training symbols to estimate channel response. A typical channel estimate for MIMO OFDM systems is treated as spatially uncorrelated. However in many realistic scenarios, the channel tends to be spatially correlated. Indeed, we have no prior knowledge of the channel spatial correlation. So consider the spatial correlation, the channel can estimate accurately. And it is important that how to combine spatial correlation and channel estimation to reduce the estimation error.
In the paper we propose a iterative channel spatial correlation and channel estimation algorithm. At first, channel spatial correlation estimation is obtained by synchronize symbols. The receiver uses the estimated channel to help the detection/decision of data symbol. And then the channel estimation treats the detected signals as known data to perform a next stage channel estimation iteratively. By utilizing the iterative channel estimation and signal detection process we can reduce the estimation error caused by channel spatial correlation estimation. The accuracy of the channel estimation can be improved by increasing the number of iteration process. Simulation results demonstrate the iterative spatial correlation and channel estimation algorithm can provide better mean-square-error performance.
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The Space-Time Block Coded in Pseudo Random Cyclic Postfix OFDM Systems with Blind Channel Shortening AlgorithmChang, Chun-Yi 18 August 2009 (has links)
The Orthogonal frequency division multiplexing (OFDM) modulator with redundancy has been adopted in many wireless communication systems for higher data rate transmissions .The block transmission of signal-blocks through the channel will suffer from the inter-block interference (IBI) and inter-symbol interference (ISI). In the traditional transmitter of the OFDM systems, redundancy (or guard interval), such cyclic prefix (CP) or zero padding (ZP), with sufficient length, is inserted in the transmitted block to avoid the IBI. In this thesis, we propose a novel pseudo random cyclic postfix (PRCP-) OFDM system configuration and joint a blind channel shortening algorithm which named MERRY algorithm [18], which adopts the PRCP as redundancy and combines with multiple antennas. In fact, the multiple input and multiple output (MIMO) system, which exploits the spatial diversity, it can be used to further enhance the channel capacity and achieve high data-rate, and we extend the PRCP-OFDM to the MIMO case with space-time block coding. In redundancy insufficient case, the blind channel shortening algorithm be adopted for suppressing the IBI. The main property of PRCP-OFDM modulation is that it exploits the cyclic-postfix sequences to estimate channel information with a low complexity method. For CP-OFDM, it overcomes the channel null problem. Compared with ZP-OFDM, it uses the additional information to estimate channel which is replaced by zero samples in ZP-OFDM. Moreover, PRCP-OFDM avoids the interference of signals to the desired postfix when we estimate channel impulse response (CIR) and which is different from pseudo random postfix (PRP-) OFDM [8]. Thus, when SNR grows, PRCP-OFDM can have better performance than PRP-OFDM. With the help of [9], [12] and [13]. Via computer simulation, we verify that the performance is improved.
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Relay-aided communications with partial channel state informationYazdan Panah, Ali 21 October 2011 (has links)
Modern wireless communication systems strive to enable communications at high data rates, over wide geographical areas, and to multiple users. Unfortunately, this can be a daunting task in practice, as natural laws governing the wireless medium may hinder point-to-point transmissions. Communications over large distances (path loss), and physical obstructions in line-of-sight signals (shadowing) are prime examples of such impediments. One promising solution is to deploy intermediary terminals to help reestablish such broken point-to-point communication links. Such terminals are called relay nodes, and the corresponding systems are referred to as being relay-aided.
As in the case of point-to-point communication, design of efficient transmission and reception techniques in relay-aided systems depends on the availability of propagational channel state information. In practice, such information is only accurate to a certain degree which is governed by overhead constraints, feedback delay, and channel fluctuations due to mobility. Understanding the impacts of such partial channel state information, and devising transmission and reception methods based on such understandings, is the main topic of this dissertation.
The transmission protocol classifies relays as either one-way, where the relay receives signals from one terminal, or two-way, where the relay receives signals from more than one terminal. Designs and solutions for both one- and two-way relaying systems are presented in this dissertation. Emphasis is placed on two-way relaying systems given their superior efficiency in utilizing channel resources.
For one-way relaying this dissertation presents power loading strategies for multiuser-multicast systems derived based on the availability of full or partial channel state information at the terminals.
In the case of two-way relaying, both single and multi-user systems are analyzed. For single-user two-way relaying, this dissertation presents optimal methods of acquiring partial channel state information via pilot-aided channel estimation methods. This includes an analysis of the effects of channel estimation upon the system sum-rate. Also, the design of channel equalizers exhibiting robustness to partial channel state information is proposed. For multi-user two-way relaying, this dissertation presents several precoding strategies at the relay terminal(s) to combat the effects co-channel interference in light of the existence of self-interference inherent to two-way relaying operations. / text
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