2001
DOI: 10.1109/26.935158
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Iterative decision-feedback differential demodulation of bit-interleaved coded MDPSK for flat Rayleigh fading channels

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“…Since the RRNS code has 8 moduli, the 8 parallel residue streams for DSTF were mapped to 8 subcarriers. The numerical BER is computed from (22). Fig.…”
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“…Since the RRNS code has 8 moduli, the 8 parallel residue streams for DSTF were mapped to 8 subcarriers. The numerical BER is computed from (22). Fig.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
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“…1(b). For the first iteration, there are no previous decisions available, we use CDM as in [30], [25], [22]. For further iterations, re-modulated fed back matrix symbols from previous iterations are used to calculate the bit LLR values for N > 2 observation period as in (12) to (14).…”
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“…Figure 9 shows the BER performance of DMCDD compared to CDD with pilot symbols inserted in every fourth subcarrier. A reference curve for single antenna operation with differential modulation is also shown which allows a comparison with two antenna operation to be this problem can be found by applying the iterative decoding with the decision-feedback differential modulation suggested in [8].…”
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“…As a result, the DFDD has a low detection complexity order of O(M ), when detecting a single symbol. The DFDD designed for DPSK was then further extended to fading channels [110], [111] in the context of coded DPSK. The DFDD is considered to be equivalent to the MSDD associated with decision feedback, but the DFDD fails to approach the optimum MSDD detection capability.…”
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