Method for noise energy estimation in TDMA systems

Pulse or digital communications – Equalizers – Automatic

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C375S232000, C375S324000, C375S340000, C375S348000, C375S350000, C455S226200, C455S226300, C455S307000, C370S252000

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ABSTRACT:
The present invention proposes a method for estimating a signal variance of a received signal (y) transmitted via a transmission channel, said method comprising the steps of: estimating the energy (RSSI) of the received signal (y), estimating the energy (Emax) of channel impulse response (h) taps, and estimating said signal variance (VAR) of said received signal by subtracting said estimated energy of channel impulse response taps (Emax) from said estimated energy (RSSI) of said received signal, such that said signal variance is obtained as VAR=RSSI−Emax. The present invention also proposes a correspondingly adapted device.

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