Iterative PIC Detection and Channel Estimation for Satellite DS-CDMA Systems
Simone Morosi, Romano Fantacci, E. Del Re, P. Rufolo
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Simone Morosi, Romano Fantacci, E. Del Re, P. Rufolo
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This paper presents a Turbo Multiuser Detector for Turbo-Coded DS-CDMA systems, based on the utilization of a PIC and a bank of turbo decoders, in which the PIC performs interference cancellation after each constituent decoder of the turbo decoding scheme. Moreover, the soft output of turbo decoders are used iteratively to improve the updating step of the channel parameter estimation which is formally equivalent to one step of the expection-maximization algorithm. \nBy means of computer simulations, we will show that the proposed receiver achieves performance comparable with systems which suppose perfect channel parameters knowledge for medium to high system loads, in AWGN channel. These results are obtained also in satellite channel, for different values of the elevation angle.
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This paper presents a Turbo Multiuser Detector for Turbo-Coded DS-CDMA systems, based on the utilization of a PIC and a bank of turbo decoders, in which the PIC performs interference cancellation after each constituent decoder of the turbo decoding scheme. Moreover, the soft output of turbo decoders are used iteratively to improve the updating step of the channel parameter estimation which is formally equivalent to one step of the expection-maximization algorithm. \nBy means of computer simulations, we will show that the proposed receiver achieves performance comparable with systems which suppose perfect channel parameters knowledge for medium to high system loads, in AWGN channel. These results are obtained also in satellite channel, for different values of the elevation angle.
Key concepts: Computer science, Channel (broadcasting), Code division multiple access, Remote sensing, Satellite, Telecommunications, Geography, Physics