carpa
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If notch exists in the frequency band for OFDM system, some certain subcarriers in the frequency notch will suffer from deep fading and cannot be detected by the receiver, and the offen-used one-tap equalizer will also lose effect because the detected corresponding channel transfer function is too weak.
Except for frequency interleaving and error control coding, is there any other way
to handle this case? such as time domain equalization.
In my opinion, for single carrier system, linear equalization and DFE perform well in such a frequency selective channel because the equalizer can use the signal's energy at the frequency band excluding the notch. How ever, for OFDM, the signal lies only in the faded band, and the time domain equalizer cannot recover it.
Is what I though right, or is there any technique to recover the faded subcarrier?
Except for frequency interleaving and error control coding, is there any other way
to handle this case? such as time domain equalization.
In my opinion, for single carrier system, linear equalization and DFE perform well in such a frequency selective channel because the equalizer can use the signal's energy at the frequency band excluding the notch. How ever, for OFDM, the signal lies only in the faded band, and the time domain equalizer cannot recover it.
Is what I though right, or is there any technique to recover the faded subcarrier?