Global Flow Sensors and Transmitters Market
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- Published: September 2011
- Region: World
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On Channel Estimation for Mobile WiMAX. Edition No. 1
- Published: July 2009
- 84 Pages
- VDM Publishing House
In mobile communication channels information symbols
are transmitted through a communication
channel that is prone to fading and multipath
propagation. At the receiver, the effect of multipath
propagation is reduced by a process called channel
equalization. Channel equalization relies on an
accurate estimate of the channel state information
(CSI). This estimate is obtained using a channel
estimation algorithm. Mobile WiMAX is a recently
released technology that makes use of an
orthogonal frequency division multiplexing (OFDM)
based physical layer to transmit information over
a wireless communication channel. In this book,
frequency and time domain channel estimation
methods typically used in classical OFDM systems,
using block and comb type pilot insertion schemes,
were analyzed and adopted for mobile WiMAX. Least
squares (LS) and linear minimum mean square
error (LMMSE) channel estimation methods were
considered in the case of block type pilot insertion.
In the case of comb type pilot insertion, piecewise
constant, linear, spline cubic as well as discrete
Wiener interpolation methods were considered.
Waldo, Kleynhans.
Waldo Kleynhans received his B.Eng and M.Eng in Electronic
Engineering from the University of Pretoria, South Africa in 2004
and 2008 respectively. His fields of interest include
telecommunications, Bayesian inference, detection and estimation.
He is currently with the council for scientific and industrial
research in South Africa.
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