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Frequency Spectrum Rotation in Interleaved Frequency Division Multiplexing

Authors: Osamu Takyu; Masao Nakagawa;

Frequency Spectrum Rotation in Interleaved Frequency Division Multiplexing

Abstract

Interleaved frequency division multiplexing (IFDM) can achieve high diversity gain as well as can establish orthogonal frequency multiplexing by means of comb-shaped frequency spectrum. In IFDM, as the number of multiplexing users becomes large, the comb-shaped frequency spectrum should be narrow, so that frequency diversity gain is decreased. In addition, IFDM suffers from inter-path interference introduced in the transmitted signal by multipath fading channel. In this paper, the frequency spectrum rotation is proposed. In the proposed method, the comb-shaped frequency spectrum is frequency-shifted for every modulated symbol. As a result, the frequency spectrum of the frame composed of many modulated symbols is widely spread. In addition, the inter-path interference can be suppressed because the modulated symbol is orthogonal in frequency with its time-consecutive symbol. From the computer simulation, the frequency rotation can achieve the better error rate performance thanks to increasing frequency diversity gain and suppressing inter-path interference.

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