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Channel Estimation and Equalization

Tzi‐Dar Chiueh, Pei‐Yun Tsai, I‐Wei Lai

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Chapter 7 concentrates on the channel estimation tasks in SISO- and MIMO-OFDM receivers. For equalization, though one prominent advantage of OFDM lies in its simple yet effective one-tap equalizer, more and more sophisticated equalization techniques that can further improve system performance are investigated and illustrated.

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Chapter 7 concentrates on the channel estimation tasks in SISO- and MIMO-OFDM receivers. For equalization, though one prominent advantage of OFDM lies in its simple yet effective one-tap equalizer, more and more sophisticated equalization techniques that can further improve system performance are investigated and illustrated.

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Chapter 7 concentrates on the channel estimation tasks in SISO- and MIMO-OFDM receivers. For equalization, though one prominent advantage of OFDM lies in its simple yet effective one-tap equalizer, more and more sophisticated equalization techniques that can further improve system performance are investigated and illustrated.

Key concepts: Equalization (audio), Equalizer, Orthogonal frequency-division multiplexing, Channel (broadcasting), Computer science, MIMO, Simple (philosophy), Adaptive equalizer

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