2018
DOI: 10.1109/access.2018.2863255
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Low-Complexity and Robust Symbol Timing Synchronization Scheme for MIMO DVB-T2 Systems

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“…From the receiver side, there are also implications for the constellation design. We suggest designing the constellation as simple as possible to enable a simple demapping process in order to ensure reliability and to keep latency within acceptable limits [146], [147], [148]. We have based this recommendation on some common and simple receiver architectures, such as QPSK (formed of 2 PAM schemes) [149], or the M-ary APSK [150], which are commonly used in satellite applications.…”
Section: ) Simple Demapping Architecturementioning
confidence: 99%
“…From the receiver side, there are also implications for the constellation design. We suggest designing the constellation as simple as possible to enable a simple demapping process in order to ensure reliability and to keep latency within acceptable limits [146], [147], [148]. We have based this recommendation on some common and simple receiver architectures, such as QPSK (formed of 2 PAM schemes) [149], or the M-ary APSK [150], which are commonly used in satellite applications.…”
Section: ) Simple Demapping Architecturementioning
confidence: 99%
“…In recent years, different comparisons between theoretical and practical planning methods for DVB-T2 are presented in [17]- [20]. For instance, the authors in [17] proposed a new timing detection metric for frequency-selective fading. The symbol timing synchronization scheme was investigated to improve the estimation accuracy.…”
Section: -1-motivation and Related Workmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…An optional initial stage, known as MISO processing in the DVB-T2 standard, provides the initial frequency domain coefficient, which is processed by a modified Alamouti [33]. Then, the DVB-T2 signal to be split between two groups of transmitters on the same frequency without the interference of signals [17].…”
Section: -3-an Efficient Alamouti Coding and Decoding Using Cddmentioning
confidence: 99%