文件名称:Channel-Estimation-for-DBLAST-OFDM-Systems
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Abstract—Diagonal Bell Laboratories Layered Space-Time (DBLAST)
structure offers a low complexity solution to realize the
attractive capacity of Multiple-input and multiple-output (MIMO)
systems. In this paper, we apply D-BLAST in orthogonal frequency
division multiplexing (OFDM) systems and address the issue of
channel estimation. Different other MIMO-OFDM, where
symbols at all tones are always available for decision-directed
channel estimation, in D-BLAST OFDM, we update estimated
channel parameters each time a layer is detected with a least
square (LS) approach, using a pieced combination of received signals
at previous and current OFDM blocks. The initial estimate is
further refined by a robust estimator to exploit the time correlation
of channel parameters among OFDM blocks. Computer simulation
results show the performance improvement over block-wise
channel estimation. It is also shown that D-BLAST with proposed
channel estimation is robust to fast fading of channel parameters.-Abstract—Diagonal Bell Laboratories Layered Space-Time (DBLAST)
structure offers a low complexity solution to realize the
attractive capacity of Multiple-input and multiple-output (MIMO)
systems. In this paper, we apply D-BLAST in orthogonal frequency
division multiplexing (OFDM) systems and address the issue of
channel estimation. Different other MIMO-OFDM, where
symbols at all tones are always available for decision-directed
channel estimation, in D-BLAST OFDM, we update estimated
channel parameters each time a layer is detected with a least
square (LS) approach, using a pieced combination of received signals
at previous and current OFDM blocks. The initial estimate is
further refined by a robust estimator to exploit the time correlation
of channel parameters among OFDM blocks. Computer simulation
results show the performance improvement over block-wise
channel estimation. It is also shown that D-BLAST with proposed
channel estimation is robust to fast fading of channel parameters.
structure offers a low complexity solution to realize the
attractive capacity of Multiple-input and multiple-output (MIMO)
systems. In this paper, we apply D-BLAST in orthogonal frequency
division multiplexing (OFDM) systems and address the issue of
channel estimation. Different other MIMO-OFDM, where
symbols at all tones are always available for decision-directed
channel estimation, in D-BLAST OFDM, we update estimated
channel parameters each time a layer is detected with a least
square (LS) approach, using a pieced combination of received signals
at previous and current OFDM blocks. The initial estimate is
further refined by a robust estimator to exploit the time correlation
of channel parameters among OFDM blocks. Computer simulation
results show the performance improvement over block-wise
channel estimation. It is also shown that D-BLAST with proposed
channel estimation is robust to fast fading of channel parameters.-Abstract—Diagonal Bell Laboratories Layered Space-Time (DBLAST)
structure offers a low complexity solution to realize the
attractive capacity of Multiple-input and multiple-output (MIMO)
systems. In this paper, we apply D-BLAST in orthogonal frequency
division multiplexing (OFDM) systems and address the issue of
channel estimation. Different other MIMO-OFDM, where
symbols at all tones are always available for decision-directed
channel estimation, in D-BLAST OFDM, we update estimated
channel parameters each time a layer is detected with a least
square (LS) approach, using a pieced combination of received signals
at previous and current OFDM blocks. The initial estimate is
further refined by a robust estimator to exploit the time correlation
of channel parameters among OFDM blocks. Computer simulation
results show the performance improvement over block-wise
channel estimation. It is also shown that D-BLAST with proposed
channel estimation is robust to fast fading of channel parameters.
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