Abstract:
A frequency error correction scheme applicable in a receiver of a mobile telecommunication system is presented. The present frequency error correction scheme is carried out in a time domain after an equalization process. The present frequency error correction scheme may be applied to a base station receiving signals transmitted according to a single-carrier frequency division multiple access communication scheme. The separation of different received signals for further processing is carried out in the frequency domain before the equalization and the frequency error correction.
Abstract:
A network element, a terminal and a method of allocating a radio channel to a connection between a terminal and a base station in a telecommunication system are provided. The number and properties of potential interferers in a plurality of available radio channels are determined, and channel allocation is performed on the basis of the determination.
Abstract:
The present invention proposes a method for processing signals in order to remove waveform distortion by using an equalizer, said method comprising the steps of receiving an incoming signal, preprocessing said incoming signal, estimating a channel impulse response from said received signal estimating a noise energy from said received signal, calculating filter taps by using said estimated channel impulse response and said noise energy, filtering said received signal by using said calculated filter taps by a feedforward filter means, and supplying said received signal to an equalizer means which comprises a feedback filter, to obtain a resulting signal by a decision in said equalizer means, wherein said estimated channel impulse response is partitioned into at least two parts, in said calculating step of the filter taps one of said parts of said channel impulse response being used for calculating filter taps in said calculating step of the filter taps by using a weight function.
Abstract:
The invention relates to a method for reducing the effects of noise and to a receiver comprising at least one sampling means (12) for forming sample signals from a received signal. The receiver also comprises a whitening means (30) for converting the noise in the sample signals to white noise and digital filters (41, 42, 43, 44) for filtering the sample signals comprising white noise. The receiver further comprises a computation means (80) for computing filter tap coefficients from a sample signal. Further still, the receiver comprises summers (51, 52), each one of which is arranged to receive a filtered signal from at least one filter and to sum the signals received from the filters to produce first summed signals. The receiver also comprises a detector (60) for summing the first summed signals to produce the actual summed signal and for detecting the actual summed signal.
Abstract:
The invention relates to a method for estimating the quality of a connection and a diversity combination method in a digital radio system in which the signals transmitted are in burst form, the bursts comprising a training sequence; and to a receiver comprising a filter matched to the received signal. To effect simple estimation of the quality of the connection, the receiver comprises means for forming a result vector of at most the length of the training sequence from the symbols of the output signal of the matched filter and the corresponding symbols of the training sequence; means for computing a mean value and variance for the symbols of the result vector; and means for forming a quantity proportional to signal quality as a quotient of the squared mean value of the result vector and the variance of the result vector.
Abstract:
The invention relates to a method for estimating an impulse response, and a receiver whose received signal is formed of bursts comprising a training sequence and the receiver comprising analog-to-digital converter for sampling the received signal and signal processor for measuring a DC offset in the samples. To simplify the receiver structure, the receiver comprises a calculating device for calculating the impulse response by correlating the samples taken with the training sequence before removing the DC offset, and the signal processor for removing the DC offset effect from the calculated impulse response.
Abstract:
The invention relates to a data transmission method and a radio system implementing method. A transmitter has at least two modulation methods by which it can modulate a signal. One or more demodulators (106) of the receiver demodulates the received signal in a manner which corresponds to each modulation method used. The modulation method used for the signal is inferred in a reference block (110) from the impulse response estimate. The signal according to the inferred modulation method is detected in a detector (114).
Abstract:
An apparatus includes a radio frequency receiver and a timing adjustment unit that contains at least two channel impulse response estimators. The at least two channel impulse response estimators include an on-time estimator and at least one of an early estimator and a late estimator. The apparatus also includes a calculation unit that is configurable to obtain a channel estimate for each measured channel impulse response and to average obtained channel estimates over a plurality of received signal events to determine a timing adjustment in accordance with residual signal power.
Abstract:
A method, mobile device, network device, system, and software are devised for soft value scaling with a single antenna interference cancellation (SAIC) receiver, or with an interference rejection combining (IRC) receiver, in an unsynchronized network. A signal is received having interference that is caused by a non-synchronized network. A desired power level of that signal is calculated. Then the desired power is compared to a total power of the signal, in order to identify a portion of a received burst having substantial interference. Then that portion of the received burst is weighted, to reduce its importance during decoding.
Abstract:
An interference rejection algorithm for a radio receiver is presented. According to the present solution a signal comprising a training sequence and a data sequence is received at the radio receiver. A radio channel response may be estimated from the received training sequence, and interference parameters may be estimated from at least one of the received training sequence and the received data sequence, the estimation of the interference parameters comprising smoothing a frequency spectrum of at least one of the estimated channel response and the estimated interference parameters through averaging. Then, frequency domain interference suppression weights are calculated from the estimated channel response and the interference parameters, and weighting of the received data sequence is carried out with the calculated weights.