Beach, MA

Coon, J

McGeehan, JP

Sandell, M

English

Single-carrier (SC) wireless communication systems generally require knowledge of the channel and the variance of the additive noise process to equalize a received message. Obtaining this information can be straightforward in stationary environments; however, these parameters constantly change in mobile environments. In this paper, we propose novel algorithms for estimating and tracking the channel and noise variance in SC systems by exploiting a unique word (UW) extension. These UW-based algorithms benefit from low complexity and lend themselves to SC systems employing frequency-domain equalization at the receive

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Channel and noise variance estimation and tracking algorithms for unique-word based single-carrier systems

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