Blind FSR-LPTV equalization and interference rejection

We address the problem of synthesizing blind channel identification and equalization methods for digital communications systems, aimed at counteracting the presence of cochannel or adjacent-channel interference. Owing to the presence of the interfering signal, the minimum mean-square error equalizer turns out to be linear periodically time-varying, which is implemented by resorting to its Fourier series representation. Moreover, by exploiting the cyclic conjugate second-order statistics of the channel output, we propose a new weighted subspace-based channel identification method, which is asymptotically immune to the presence of high-level interference. Computer simulation results confirm the effectiveness of the proposed identification/equalization technique.