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A sub-block orthogonal single carrier frequency domain equalization system in fast Rayleigh fading channel

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In this paper, we analyze the frequency domain linear equalization (FDLE) of single carrier block transmission (SCBT) systems under fast fading channel. First, we propose a new approximating model in which the channel is assumed to be static in sub-blocks vary each other. Based on this model, we derive a new 2-orthogonal-sub-blocked frequency domain equalization method. Then, we derive the conditions of the channel under which the equalization method can be applied to the 2-orthogonal-sub-blocked systems. Simulation demonstrates that the proposed method can improve the anti-Doppler ability of SC-FDLE and at the same time keep its high efficiency and low complexity.

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Liu, R., Gao, X. & Wang, W. A sub-block orthogonal single carrier frequency domain equalization system in fast Rayleigh fading channel. Sci. China Inf. Sci. 53, 1833–1847 (2010). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11432-010-4042-5

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