Joint Symbol Detection and Multi-Channel Acquisition in Fast-Fading Narrowband Wireless Environments

نویسندگان

  • João Xavier
  • Victor Barroso
  • Tiago Patrão
چکیده

We address the problem of joint source symbol detection and multi-channel estimation in time-selective digital communication scenarios. Our approach is based on a statistical model which decouples the time dynamics of the multi-channel vector in amplitude and direction. We compute the most probable emitted symbol sequence and channel realization for this statistical model, given the set of array observations. Our maximum a posterior (MAP) receiver consists of a bank of parallel processors. Each processor finds the most probable channel realization for a given symbol sequence via a relaxed semidefinite programming (SDP) re-formulation of the original estimation problem. Computer simulations are included to assess the capability of our technique in acquiring fast-changing flat-fading channels. I. PROBLEM FORMULATION CONSIDER a wireless communication scenario in which a multiple antenna receiver observes a mobile digital source, as depicted in figure 1. The source transmits the bandpass comh1(t) b[n℄ b(t) Tx x1(t) xM (t) h1(t); : : : ;dhM (t);bb[n℄ hM (t)

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تاریخ انتشار 2011