2014
DOI: 10.1109/tsp.2014.2360146
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Channel Estimation for Two-Way Relay Networks in the Presence of Synchronization Errors

Abstract: This paper investigates pilot-aided channel estimation for two-way relay networks (TWRNs) in the presence of synchronization errors between the two sources. The unpredictable synchronization error leads to time domain offset and signal arriving order (SAO) ambiguity when two signals sent from two sources are superimposed at the relay. A two-step channel estimation algorithm is first proposed, in which the linear minimum mean-square-error (LMMSE) estimator is used to obtain initial channel estimates based on pi… Show more

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“…At the receiver, the frequency offset can be represented by multiplying the received signal in time by a complex exponential with a frequency component equal to the frequency offset value. The relationship between the transmitted S[n] and received signals R[n] under the influence of frequency offset can be expressed as follows [19]:…”
Section: Frequency Offset Error In Ofdmmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…At the receiver, the frequency offset can be represented by multiplying the received signal in time by a complex exponential with a frequency component equal to the frequency offset value. The relationship between the transmitted S[n] and received signals R[n] under the influence of frequency offset can be expressed as follows [19]:…”
Section: Frequency Offset Error In Ofdmmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…OFDM utilizes low complexity yet effective approach termed as Cyclic Prefix (CP) to overcome synchronization errors. Neglecting the effects of channels w[n] = 0, the timing error at receiver of OFDM after FFT can be represented as [19,12]:…”
Section: Time Offset Error In Ofdmmentioning
confidence: 99%