Nyquist-SEFDM: Pulse shaped multicarrier communication with sub-carrier spacing below the symbol rate
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- 22 September 2016
- conference paper
- Published by Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE)
- p. 1-6
Abstract
A new waveform design which simultaneously compresses bandwidth and suppresses out-of-band power leakage is studied in this work considering future 5th generation (5G) requirements. Thus, doubly created interference, coming from less than symbol rate packed sub-carriers and pulse shaping filters, is introduced. Therefore, this work, through using specially designed detectors, deals with the doubly created interference problem. It paves the way to non-orthogonal signal detection and non-orthogonal carrier aggregation (CA) system designs; both of importance to future wireless and wired communication systems.Keywords
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