Window position optimization for pilot-aided OFDM system
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1. A method of reducing aliasing in an orthogonal frequency division multiplexing (OFDM) system, the method comprising:
- receiving a signal including a transmission parameter signaling (TPS) signal;
determining a first channel estimate based on the TPS signal;
receiving a continuous pilot signal;
determining a second channel estimate based on the continuous pilot signal;
selecting a first window in which to capture a channel impulse response, wherein the window minimizes a difference between the first channel estimate and the second channel estimate;
determining a channel impulse response based on the first window;
wherein the selecting is performed to capture the channel impulse response to prevent aliasing;
selecting a second window in which to capture a channel impulse response;
determining a second channel impulse response based on the selected second window;
selecting between the first and second windows as a preferred window; and
determining a channel impulse response based on the preferred window.
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Abstract
A window position optimization for a pilot-aided OFDM system is disclosed. A method of reducing aliasing in an orthogonal frequency division multiplexing (OFDM) system, using window optimization and pilots comprises receiving an RF signal including a pilot, generating a channel frequency response estimate, interpolating the channel estimate to calculate a pilot carrier frequency response, and dynamically selecting a window to capture a channel impulse response to prevent aliasing.
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1. A method of reducing aliasing in an orthogonal frequency division multiplexing (OFDM) system, the method comprising:
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receiving a signal including a transmission parameter signaling (TPS) signal; determining a first channel estimate based on the TPS signal; receiving a continuous pilot signal; determining a second channel estimate based on the continuous pilot signal; selecting a first window in which to capture a channel impulse response, wherein the window minimizes a difference between the first channel estimate and the second channel estimate; determining a channel impulse response based on the first window;
wherein the selecting is performed to capture the channel impulse response to prevent aliasing;selecting a second window in which to capture a channel impulse response; determining a second channel impulse response based on the selected second window; selecting between the first and second windows as a preferred window; and determining a channel impulse response based on the preferred window. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5)
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6. An orthogonal frequency division multiplexing (OFDM) receiver, the OFDM receiver comprising:
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receiving a signal including a transmission parameter signaling (TPS) signal; determining a first channel estimate based on the TPS signal; receiving a continuous pilot signal; determining a second channel estimate based on the continuous pilot signal; a synchronization and channel estimation (SCE) block configured to receive a signal including a transmission parameter signaling (TPS) signal and to determine a first channel estimate based on the TPS signal, to receive a continuous pilot signal and to determine a second channel estimate based on the continuous pilot signal; the SCE block further configured to select a first window in which to capture a channel impulse response, wherein the window minimizes the difference between the first channel estimate and the second channel estimate, wherein the SCE block is further configured to determine a channel impulse response based on the first selected window, and wherein the selecting is performed to capture the channel impulse response to prevent aliasing; the SCE block is further configured to select a second window in which to capture a channel impulse response; and the SCE block further configured to determine a second channel impulse response based on the second selected window and to select between the first and second windows as a preferred window and then determine a channel impulse response based on the preferred window. - View Dependent Claims (7, 8, 9, 10)
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11. A machine readable storage medium having a stored set of instructions executable by a machine, the instructions when executed are adapted to perform operations comprising:
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receiving a signal including a transmission parameter signaling (TPS) signal; determining a first channel estimate based on the TPS signal; receiving a continuous pilot signal; determining a second channel estimate based on the continuous pilot signal; selecting a first window in which to capture a channel impulse response, wherein the window minimizes a difference between the first channel estimate and the second channel estimate; determining a channel impulse response based on the first window;
wherein the selecting is performed to capture the channel impulse response to prevent aliasing;selecting a second window in which to capture a channel impulse response; determining a second channel impulse response based on the selected second window; selecting between the first and second windows as a preferred window; and determining a channel impulse response based on the preferred window.
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12. A computer-readable medium containing a first set of instructions adapted to create a processor, wherein the processor is configured to implement a second set of instructions, the second set of instructions comprising:
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instructions to receive a signal including a transmission parameter signaling (TPS) signal, to determine a first channel estimate based on the TPS signal, to receive a continuous pilot signal and to determine a second channel estimate based on the continuous pilot signal; the computer-readable medium further comprising instructions to select a first window in which to capture a channel impulse response, wherein the window minimizes the difference between the first channel estimate and the second channel estimate; the computer-readable medium further comprising instructions to determine a channel impulse response based on the first window;
wherein the selecting is performed to capture the channel impulse response to prevent aliasing;the computer-readable medium further comprising instructions to select a second window in which to capture a channel impulse response; and the computer-readable medium further comprising instructions to determine a second channel impulse response based on the second selected window and to select between the first and second windows as a preferred window and then determine a channel impulse response based on the preferred window.
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