2008 IEEE Wireless Communications and Networking Conference 2008
DOI: 10.1109/wcnc.2008.120
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Intercarrier Interference Cancellation Using General Phase Rotated Conjugate Transmission for OFDM Systems

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“…For example, the phase rotation adopted at the Tx is derived as φ = −πε 1 − 1 N , whereε is the feedback estimated frequency offset from the Rx in [25]. The PRA method used in the PRCC scheme aims to make the phases of the ICI coefficients for the both paths have an opposite polarity, so that they can cancel out each other when the combination of the both paths is implemented.…”
Section: A Two Currently Important Ici Cancellation Methodsmentioning
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“…For example, the phase rotation adopted at the Tx is derived as φ = −πε 1 − 1 N , whereε is the feedback estimated frequency offset from the Rx in [25]. The PRA method used in the PRCC scheme aims to make the phases of the ICI coefficients for the both paths have an opposite polarity, so that they can cancel out each other when the combination of the both paths is implemented.…”
Section: A Two Currently Important Ici Cancellation Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…More recently, to further improve the performance of the CC scheme, the authors in [25] added an artificial phase rotation into the CC scheme to propose a new two-path cancellation method, namely phase rotated conjugate cancellation (PRCC) scheme. The phase rotation aided (PRA) method can be used for any ICI self-cancellation and two-path cancellation schemes to further improve their ICI mitigation performance.…”
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“…On the other hand, a time-varying frequency offset situation under mobile environments and the requirement of feeding back frequency offset information for using the PRCC scheme [10] were pointed out in the adaptive receiver design [12], where different frequency offsets on two adjacent paths of the time-division multiplexing scheme could degrade the performance. Hence, two phase rotations and the corresponding adaptive update process were developed at the receiver accordingly.…”
Section: A the Receiver Structurementioning
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“…In particular, a two-path transmission scheme called conjugate cancellation (CC) [9] can provide remarkable performance. Successive related works include the phase rotated conjugate cancellation (PRCC) [10], which solves the performance degradation problem of CC at high frequency offsets, and the adaptive receivers in [11] and [12] that deal with situations such as channel and frequency offset variations. Different from PRCC, the adaptive receivers are capable of estimating the frequency offset and then directly utilizing it without feedback to the transmitter.…”
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“…In [8], Yeh et al proposed, ICI conjugate cancellation scheme to mitigate the effect of ICI but it could not guarantee satisfactory performance at high CFO. The BER performance of ICI cancellation scheme is further improved by Wang et al and the scheme called as phase rotated ICI conjugate cancellation [9].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
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