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Explore the application of transmit diversity in Time-Domain Synchronous OFDM using Space-Time Shifted CAZAC sequences for improved performance over wireless fading channels.
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TDS-OFDM Transmit Diversity Based on Space-Time Shifted CAZAC Sequence Linglong Dai, Jintao Wang, Zhaocheng Wang and Jun Wang Tsinghua University, Beijing, China
Contents 1 Background 2 Transmit Diversity in TDS-OFDM 3 Simulation Results 4 Conclusion
Transmit Diversity • Space Diversity[Alamouti 98] • Reliable transmission over wireless fading channels • Without bandwidth or power penalty • Transmit Diversity • Lower hardware complexity • More attractive for broadcasting systems • Transmit Diversity in DVB-T2 [DVB-T2 09]
About TDS-OFDM • TDS-OFDM (Time domain synchronous OFDM )[Song07] • Key technology of the Chinese digital television terrestrial broadcasting standard • Transmit diversity has not been specified • Key feature: PN sequence instead of cyclic prefix (CP) • Higher spectrum efficiency (10% increased) • Faster synchronization (5% required) • Iterative channel estimation and cyclicity reconstruction[Wang05] • Cyclicity of the IDFT block is destroyed
Transmit Diversity for TDS-OFDM • Transmit Diversity for TDS-OFDM • Space-time block coding (STBC) Based [Wang’06] • Space-time-frequency block coding (STFBC) based [Wang’05-1] • Channel Estimation in standard OFDM Two main assumptions: • Ideal channel estimation • Ideal cyclicity reconstruction of the received IDFT block Problem • Not applicable for TDS-OFDM without pilots 5
Transmit Diversity for TDS-OFDM • Channel Estimation for TDS-OFDM Transmit Diversity • Space-time (ST) coded PN sequence [Yang’09-1] • Hypothesis of static channels along consecutive two signal frames • Suitable for strongly frequency-selective but slow fading channels • Space-frequency (SF) coded Training sequence [Yang’09-2] • Assumption of constant CSI over adjacent two subcarriers • Suitable for fast time-varying but weakly frequency-selective channels Problem: • How about the doubly selective channel ? Failed ! 6
Contents 1 Background 2 Transmit Diversity in TDS-OFDM 3 Simulation Results 4 Conclusion 7
CAZAC Based Frame Structure • CAZAC (constant amplitude zero autocorrelation ) Sequence • Constant amplitude both in the time and frequency domains • Perfect autocorrelation [Boemer’92] • Space-Time Shifted CAZAC Sequence • K-symbol cyclic shift in space domain • K-symbol cyclic shift in time domain Channel estimation Cyclicity reconstruction
Receiver Design (1): Channel Estimation • Channel Estimation over Doubly Selective Channels • Received CAZAC sequence • Circular correlation between one local sequence with • The CIR estimates and can be directly extracted • Performance is SNR
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Simulation Results (4) Parameters • Central Frequency 770 MHz • Transmit Antennas Tx=2 • Modulation QPSK • Symbol rate 7.56 Ms/s • Length N=3780 Nc=256 K=128 • Channels Brazil D • Receiver velocity 140 km/h. Doubly selective! About 2.5 dB SNR gain at BER of
Contents 1 Background 2 Transmit Diversity in TDS-OFDM 3 Simulation Results 4 Conclusion 13
Brief Conclusions • A novel frame structure based on CAZAC sequences shifted both in the time and space domains is proposed • The corresponding receiver design including channel estimation and joint cyclicity reconstruction is presented • Improved BER performance over doubly selective channels • Applicable to single-carrier transmission.
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Simulation Results (1) Parameters • Transmit Antennas Tx=2 • Modulation QPSK • Symbol rate 7.56 MHz • Length N=3780 Nc=256 K=128 • Channels Vehicular A [ITU’97] • Receiver velocity 28 km/h.
Simulation Results (2) Parameters • Transmit Antennas Tx=2 • Modulation QPSK • Symbol rate 7.56 MHz • Length N=3780 Nc=256 K=128 • Channels Vehicular A • Receiver velocity 140 km/h.
Simulation Results (3) Parameters • Transmit Antennas Tx=2 • Modulation QPSK • Symbol rate 7.56 MHz • Length N=3780 Nc=256 K=128 • Channels Brazil D [SET’00] • Receiver velocity 28 km/h.
Performance Analysis • Computational Complexity • SNR loss during the cyclicity reconstruction • Traditional: • Proposed: • Decreased spectral efficiency 0.395 dB 2.88% (K=128, N=3780)