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Residual carrier frequency offset tracking for OFDM-based systems

Authors: null Chih-Peng Li; null Po-Lin Chen; null Tsui-Tsai Lin;

Residual carrier frequency offset tracking for OFDM-based systems

Abstract

In this work, four tracking schemes are analyzed for OFDM-based systems and simulation experiments are performed for an IEEE 802.11a WLAN system. The first scheme is a newly proposed symbol-by-symbol method, which estimates the carrier phase offset of each OFDM symbol and then appropriate compensation is made. The other three schemes, namely L-extension algorithm, D symbol algorithm and maximum likelihood estimation, estimate the residual carrier frequency offset and results are coupled to the local oscillator.

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