Single-channel blind equalization for GSM cellular systems
Zhi Ding; Ge Li
Selected Areas in Communications, IEEE Journal on
Volume 16, Issue 8, Oct 1998 Page(s):1493 - 1505
Digital Object Identifier 10.1109/49.730456
Summary:This paper focuses on the study of blind equalization global
system for mobile communications (GSM) systems using a single antenna.
In order to utilize the well-known linear system model in conventional
studies of blind equalization, an equivalent baseband quadrature
amplitude modulation (QAM) approximation is used for the nonlinear GMSK
signal in GSM systems. Since the GMSK signal in GSM has very little
excess bandwidth to warrant oversampling, a derotation scheme is
developed to create two subchannels for each received GMSK signal
sampled at the baud rate. Linear approximation of the GMSK signal makes
the traditional QAM blind equalization system model applicable for GSM.
Derotation induces channel diversity without an additional antenna and
reduces the number of necessary radio frequency (RF) receivers (sensors)
without increasing hardware or computational costs. Several second-order
statistical and higher order statistical methods of blind equalization
are adopted for GSM signals
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