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Non-data-aided timing recovery algorithm for π/4-QPSK modulated signals

Authors: null Beomsup Kim; null Jun Mo Koo; null Joonsuk Lee; null Byung Jun Min; null Seung Hee Choi;

Non-data-aided timing recovery algorithm for π/4-QPSK modulated signals

Abstract

A new baseband clock recovery algorithm for /spl pi//4-QPSK modulated signals is presented. Conventional data-aided algorithm for /spl pi//4-QPSK modulated signals achieves good jitter performance, but suffers from slow initial acquisition and are prone to the potential error accumulation. Several non-data-aided timing recovery algorithms showing jitter performance approaching that of data-aided ones are proposed. Rayleigh fading and Gaussian noise are considered in the simulation. Simulation results show that the proposed non-data-aided algorithms satisfy the necessary requirements under Rayleigh fading.

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