Author(s):
Gusmão, António ; Torres, Paulo ; Dinis, Rui ; Esteves, Nelson
Date: 2006
Persistent ID: http://hdl.handle.net/10400.11/5847
Origin: Repositório Científico do Instituto Politécnico de Castelo Branco
Subject(s): Carrier communication; Channel coding; Electric power transmission; Frequency domain analysis; Iterative methods; Turbo codes; Carrier communication; Carrier communication; Channel coding; Channel coding; Electric power transmission; Electric power transmission; Frequency domain analysis; Frequency domain analysis; Iterative methods; Iterative methods; Turbo codes; Turbo codes
Description
For conventional CP-assisted (Cyclic Prefix) block transmission systems, the CP length is selected according to the expected maximum delay spread. In this paper, an SDDC-aided (Soft Decision Directed Correction), iterative FDE (Frequency Domain Equalization) technique is presented for reduced-CP, SC-based (Single Carrier) block transmission systems using conventional frame structures. A more sophisticated Turbo SDDC-FDE technique is then proposed for improved performances in such systems, through a moderately increased complexity. The relations with some already known iterative FOE techniques are established, and a set of performance results is used to show the advantages of the SDDC-aided approach, namely the following: the fact that it can operate in an acceptable way even when, for the sake of implementation simplicity, no decoding operations are used to improve the iterative FDE process; the possibility of achieving the maximum power efficiency gain that a strong CP reduction allows.