Method of transmitting pilot bits in a wireless communication system
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1. A method of transmitting pilot signals at a terminal in a wireless communication system using an Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiple Access (OFDMA) scheme, the method comprising:
- applying transform precoding only to a plurality of data symbols by a transform precoder of the terminal;
allocating the plurality of data symbols to a first plurality of subcarriers and allocating a plurality of pilot signals to a second plurality of subcarriers, wherein the plurality of pilot signals are not transform precoded by the terminal;
transmitting, at a first point of time, a first non-precoded plurality of pilot signals without the precoded plurality of data, wherein the first non-precoded plurality of pilot signals are allocated to locations that are reserved as locations to which the precoded plurality of data symbols are not allocated;
transmitting, at a second point of time, the precoded plurality of data symbols without the first non-precoded plurality of pilot signals, wherein a receiver performs channel estimation for the precoded plurality of data symbols based on the first non-precoded plurality of pilot signals that are not transmitted at the second point of time; and
transmitting, at a third point of time, both the precoded plurality of data symbols and a second non-precoded plurality of pilot signals.
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Abstract
A method of allocating pilot bits in a wireless communication system using a multiple carrier modulation (MCM) is disclosed. The method includes allocating a plurality of precoded data symbols precoded by a precoding matrix module and a plurality of non-precoded pilot bits to a plurality of subcarriers, and transmitting the allocated precoded data symbols and the allocated non-precoded pilot bits.
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1. A method of transmitting pilot signals at a terminal in a wireless communication system using an Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiple Access (OFDMA) scheme, the method comprising:
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applying transform precoding only to a plurality of data symbols by a transform precoder of the terminal; allocating the plurality of data symbols to a first plurality of subcarriers and allocating a plurality of pilot signals to a second plurality of subcarriers, wherein the plurality of pilot signals are not transform precoded by the terminal; transmitting, at a first point of time, a first non-precoded plurality of pilot signals without the precoded plurality of data, wherein the first non-precoded plurality of pilot signals are allocated to locations that are reserved as locations to which the precoded plurality of data symbols are not allocated; transmitting, at a second point of time, the precoded plurality of data symbols without the first non-precoded plurality of pilot signals, wherein a receiver performs channel estimation for the precoded plurality of data symbols based on the first non-precoded plurality of pilot signals that are not transmitted at the second point of time; and transmitting, at a third point of time, both the precoded plurality of data symbols and a second non-precoded plurality of pilot signals. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3)
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4. A terminal transmitting pilot signals in a wireless communication system using an Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiple Access (OFDMA) scheme, the terminal comprising:
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a Radio Frequency (RF) module; and a processor configured to; control the RF module; apply transform precoding only to a plurality of data symbols by a transform precoder of the terminal; allocate the plurality of data symbols to a first plurality of subcarriers and allocating a plurality of pilot signals to a second plurality of subcarriers, wherein the plurality of pilot signals are not transform precoded by the terminal; transmit, at a first point of time, a first non-precoded plurality of pilot signals without the precoded plurality of data, wherein the first non-precoded plurality of pilot signals are allocated to locations that are reserved as locations to which the precoded plurality of data symbols are not allocated; transmit, at a second point of time, the precoded plurality of data symbols without the first non-precoded plurality of pilot signals, wherein a receiver performs channel estimation for the precoded plurality of data symbols based on the first non-precoded plurality of pilot signals that are not transmitted at the second point of time; and transmit, at a third point of time, both the precoded plurality of data symbols and a second non-precoded plurality of pilot signals. - View Dependent Claims (5, 6)
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