Inter-carrier interference in MIMO-OFDM. Stamoulis, A., Diggavi, S N., & N. Al-Dhahir, undefined IEEE Transactions on Signal Processing, 50(10):2451–2464, October, 2002. abstract bibtex This paper studies the impact of time-variation within a transmission block on multiple-input multiple output (MIMO) OFDM, which is the chosen modulation strategy of 4G wireless systems. We demonstrate how time-variation can lead to inter-carrier interference, and give algorithms that can mitigate its effects. A central challenge is how to estimate the channel, when it varies within a block. We devise pilot tone placement strategies that enable better channel estimation. We show that in time-varying channels it may be better to group pilot tones together into clumps equispaced onto the FFT grid; this placement technique is in contrast to the common wisdom for time-invariant channels.
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title = {Inter-carrier interference in MIMO-OFDM},
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abstract = {This paper studies the impact of time-variation within a transmission block
on multiple-input multiple output (MIMO) OFDM, which is the chosen modulation strategy
of 4G wireless systems. We demonstrate how time-variation can lead to inter-carrier
interference, and give algorithms that can mitigate its effects. A central challenge is how to
estimate the channel, when it varies within a block. We devise pilot tone placement strategies that enable better channel estimation. We show that in time-varying channels it
may be better to group pilot tones together into clumps equispaced onto the FFT grid; this placement technique is in contrast to the common wisdom for time-invariant channels.},
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