Optimum training sequences for wireless systems

Pulse or digital communications – Receivers – Particular pulse demodulator or detector

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C375S316000, C455S216000

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07103115

ABSTRACT:
In various embodiments, techniques are provided to determine channel characteristics of various communication systems such as OFDM systems or systems using a plurality of transmit antennas by using various sets of training symbols that produce zero cross-correlation energy. Channel communication can accordingly be simplified as the zero cross-correlation property allows for channel estimation without a matrix inversion.

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