Title :
Adaptive sequence detection using T-algorithm for multipath fading ISI channels
Author :
Lee, Heung-No ; Pottie, Gregory J.
Author_Institution :
Dept. of Electr. Eng., California Univ., Los Angeles, CA, USA
Abstract :
We develop an adaptive, low complexity tree-search receiver using the T-algorithm for multipath fading ISI channels. Unlike previous research on sequence based detection, a symbol spaced channel is not given a a priori, rather the receiver utilizes the feedforward channel estimation to derive the matched filter and the symbol-spaced statistics. Then, to enhance the efficiency of the T-algorithm, the use of a mean-square whitening filter (MS-WF) is proposed. We also propose the use of per-survivor processing which brings a further SNR advantage and reduction of the average computations required by the T-algorithm receiver. A substantial SNR benefit over a correct decision feedback equaliser (DFE) is achieved at a moderate increase in complexity
Keywords :
Rayleigh channels; adaptive equalisers; adaptive signal detection; computational complexity; diversity reception; feedforward; filtering theory; intersymbol interference; matched filters; mean square error methods; multipath channels; parameter estimation; quadrature amplitude modulation; search problems; time-varying channels; trees (mathematics); 64 QAM; DFE; Rayleigh fading channel; SNR; T-algorithm efficiency; T-algorithm receiver; adaptive equalization; adaptive receiver; adaptive sequence detection; antenna diversity combining; computational complexity reduction; decision feedback equaliser; feedforward channel estimation; low complexity sequence search receiver; low complexity tree-search receiver; matched filter; mean-square whitening filter; multipath fading ISI channels; per-survivor processing; sequence based detection; symbol-spaced statistics; time-varying dispersive channels; Channel estimation; Decision feedback equalizers; Dispersion; Diversity reception; Fading; Filters; Intersymbol interference; Quadrature amplitude modulation; Receivers; Statistics;
Conference_Titel :
Communication Theory Mini-Conference, 1999
Conference_Location :
Vancouver, BC
Print_ISBN :
0-7803-5653-5
DOI :
10.1109/CTMC.1999.790250