2007
DOI: 10.1109/tvt.2007.891409
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Reducing the Peak-to-Average Power Ratio of OFDM Signals Through Precoding

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“…In [4] PAPR reduction was achieved through a transparent precoding scheme. The precoding example derived in this article is able to achieve PAPR reduction by combining pulse shaping with DFT precoded OFDMA.…”
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“…In [4] PAPR reduction was achieved through a transparent precoding scheme. The precoding example derived in this article is able to achieve PAPR reduction by combining pulse shaping with DFT precoded OFDMA.…”
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“…This comes at the expense of cost, complexity, and efficiency. Ben Slimane, in [4], presents a novel linear PAPR reduction technique…”
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“…There exist many proposed PAPR reduction algorithms for OFDM such as clipping [7], pulse shaping [8], and tone reservation [9]. Selective mapping (SLM) [10] is an example among those algorithms which reduce the PAPR of OFDM signal by multiplying a selected phase-rotation sequence to the frequency-domain signal before transmission.…”
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“…Clipping the OFDM signal in the transmitter [5], the tone reservation method [6], partial transmit sequences algorithm (PTS) [7,8], selected mapping algorithm (SLM) [9], pulse shaping [10], random phase updating [11], subblock phase weighting scheme [12], linear scaling [13] and precoding [14]. All of these techniques done for OFDM signals only and little bit of them take MC-CDMA signal in consideration.…”
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confidence: 99%