2010 IEEE International Conference on Communications 2010
DOI: 10.1109/icc.2010.5502820
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Highly Accurate Blind Carrier Frequency Offset Estimator for Mobile OFDM Systems

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“…In uniform quantization approach, 15,16 in order to get an estimate of CFO, the range of ϵ q is quantized into μ equal levels, such that the vectorε ¼ε 1ε2 ⋯ε Q Â can take μ Q values. In uniform quantization approach, 15,16 in order to get an estimate of CFO, the range of ϵ q is quantized into μ equal levels, such that the vectorε ¼ε 1ε2 ⋯ε Q Â can take μ Q values.…”
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“…In uniform quantization approach, 15,16 in order to get an estimate of CFO, the range of ϵ q is quantized into μ equal levels, such that the vectorε ¼ε 1ε2 ⋯ε Q Â can take μ Q values. In uniform quantization approach, 15,16 in order to get an estimate of CFO, the range of ϵ q is quantized into μ equal levels, such that the vectorε ¼ε 1ε2 ⋯ε Q Â can take μ Q values.…”
Section: Uniform Quantization Approachmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…From the above discussion, it is clear that both uniform quantization and FFA-based approach require repeated evaluation of the objective function in (14), which involves 2 steps. The second step is the reconstruction of an estimate of received signal, by applying each x q;ε q ðnÞ in (15). For a data sequence of length M, this step involves a total of M complex multiplications per user.…”
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