Title :
New soft-output MLSE equalization algorithm for GSM digital cellular systems
Author :
Han, Sang-Sung ; No, Jong-Seon ; Jeung, Yeun-Cheul ; Kim, Kwan-Ok ; Shin, Youn-Bok ; Hahm, Seung-Jae ; Lee, Sang-Bong
Author_Institution :
Daeyoung Electron. Ind. Co. Ltd., Kyungki-Do, South Korea
Abstract :
We propose a new SO-MLSE (soft-output maximum likelihood sequence estimation) equalizer, which can be used in a GSM digital cellular system. It uses a complex correlation of the training sequence to obtain the channel information and the equalization is performed by MLSE using the Viterbi algorithm. In order to generate a soft-decision input to channel decoder (Viterbi decoder), the soft-output equalization algorithm is needed. The adopted algorithm doesn´t require one to modify the structure of the HO-MLSE (hard output MLSE) equalizer, that is, the SO-MLSE equalizer can be implemented by adding a soft-output generation block to the HO-MLSE equalizer. This algorithm uses the outputs of a matched filter and the HO-MLSE equalizer. It turns out that the complexity of the proposed SO-MLSE equalizer is simpler than those of other SO-MLSE equalizers and its performance is almost the same as those of the others. Finally, the proposed SO-MLSE equalizer is also implemented as a prototype with the ADSP-2101 16-bits fixed point digital signal processing chip
Keywords :
Viterbi decoding; cellular radio; correlation methods; decoding; digital arithmetic; digital radio; digital signal processing chips; equalisers; estimation theory; filtering theory; matched filters; maximum likelihood estimation; telecommunication computing; 16 bit; ADSP-2101 fixed point DSP chip; GSM digital cellular systems; Viterbi algorithm; Viterbi decoder; channel information; complex correlation; digital signal processing chip; hard output MLSE equalizer; matched filter; maximum likelihood sequence estimation; performance; soft-decision channel decoder; soft-output MLSE equalization algorithm; soft-output generation block; training sequence; Convolutional codes; Equalizers; Frequency estimation; GSM; Intersymbol interference; Maximum likelihood decoding; Maximum likelihood estimation; Speech; Time division multiple access; Viterbi algorithm;
Conference_Titel :
Universal Personal Communications. 1995. Record., 1995 Fourth IEEE International Conference on
Conference_Location :
Tokyo
Print_ISBN :
0-7803-2955-4
DOI :
10.1109/ICUPC.1995.497143