A joint ML estimation technique for timing, CFO and channel for OFDMA uplink transmissions

S. Sameer, V. P. Thafasal Ijyas
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This paper addresses the issue of joint maximum-likelihood (ML) estimation of carrier frequency offset (CFO), timing error and channel response for OFDMA uplink transmissions. A pilot preamble-based approach is proposed that makes use of the concept of signal decomposition. Earlier works have demonstrated that it is possible to decompose the multidimensional optimization involved in this joint estimation into a series of one-dimensional searches. The alternating projection (AP) algorithm is effectively used to determine the ML solution to this problem in many earlier works. In this work, we propose a new method of signal decomposition that can be combined with the conventional AP method to arrive at better parameter estimates. It achieves better performance in lesser number of estimation cycles and hence with lesser computational load. Another advantage is that it offers the flexibility of application to any generalized subcarrier assignment scheme in OFDMA systems. The performance advantages of this new method are substantiated through simulation studies.
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用于OFDMA上行传输的时序、CFO和信道的联合ML估计技术
本文研究了OFDMA上行传输中载波频偏(CFO)、定时误差和信道响应的联合最大似然估计问题。利用信号分解的概念,提出了一种基于导言的先导方法。早期的工作已经证明,将这种联合估计中涉及的多维优化分解为一系列一维搜索是可能的。在许多早期的工作中,交替投影(AP)算法被有效地用于确定该问题的ML解决方案。在这项工作中,我们提出了一种新的信号分解方法,可以与传统的AP方法相结合,以获得更好的参数估计。它在更少的估计周期中获得了更好的性能,从而减少了计算负荷。该方法的另一个优点是可以灵活地应用于OFDMA系统中任何广义子载波分配方案。通过仿真研究证实了该方法的性能优势。
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