A new channel estimation method for orthogonal frequency division multiplexing （OFDM） system with large subcarriers and serious intercarrier interference （ICI） is proposed. The channel frequency-domain （ CFD ） m...A new channel estimation method for orthogonal frequency division multiplexing （OFDM） system with large subcarriers and serious intercarrier interference （ICI） is proposed. The channel frequency-domain （ CFD ） matrix of each delay path is factorized to the product of a diagonal delay matrix and a circular ICI matrix in this model. To reduce the coefficient number, the circular ICI ma- trix is squeezed by using Hamming-window as the reshaping pulse in the transmitter. Meanwhile, the elements of the diagonal delay matrix are approximated with a discrete prolate spheroidal basis ex- pansion model （DPS-BEM）. A least-square （LS） estimator is used to estimate the reduced channel coefficients. The proposed method is theoretically derived and simulated. The simulation results in- dicate that the model has good performance and is appropriate for various channel environments. The method also has low complexity and good spectral efficiency.展开更多
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文摘A new channel estimation method for orthogonal frequency division multiplexing （OFDM） system with large subcarriers and serious intercarrier interference （ICI） is proposed. The channel frequency-domain （ CFD ） matrix of each delay path is factorized to the product of a diagonal delay matrix and a circular ICI matrix in this model. To reduce the coefficient number, the circular ICI ma- trix is squeezed by using Hamming-window as the reshaping pulse in the transmitter. Meanwhile, the elements of the diagonal delay matrix are approximated with a discrete prolate spheroidal basis ex- pansion model （DPS-BEM）. A least-square （LS） estimator is used to estimate the reduced channel coefficients. The proposed method is theoretically derived and simulated. The simulation results in- dicate that the model has good performance and is appropriate for various channel environments. The method also has low complexity and good spectral efficiency.
