B. Hart et Dp. Taylor, EXTENDED MLSE DIVERSITY RECEIVER FOR THE TIME-SELECTIVE AND FREQUENCY-SELECTIVE CHANNEL, IEEE transactions on communications, 45(3), 1997, pp. 322-333
This paper develops a maximum-likelihood sequence estimation (MLSE) di
versity receiver for the time- and frequency-selective channel corrupt
ed by additive Gaussian noise when linear constellations (M-ASK, M-PSK
, M-QAM) are employed, The paper extends Ungerboeck's derivation of th
e extended MLSE receiver for the purely frequency-selective channel to
the more general channel, Although the new receiver structure and met
ric assume ideal channel-state information (CSI), the receiver can be
used wherever high-quality CSI is available, such as a comb of pilot t
ones or time-isolated symbols, The major contributions of this paper a
re as follows: 1) the derivation of a finite-complexity diversity rece
iver that is maximum likelihood (ML) for all linear channel models and
sources of diversity, as long as ideal CSI is available; 2) a benchma
rk, in that the new receiver's performance is a lower bound on the per
formance of practical systems, which either lack ideal CSI or are not
ML; 3) insight into matched filtering and ML diversity receiver profes
sing for the time- and frequency-selective channels; and 4) bounds on
the new receiver's bit-error rate (BER) for ideal CSI and pilot tone C
SI, in a fast Rayleigh-fading channel with multiple independently fade
d paths. The new receiver can seamlessly tolerate square-root Nyquist
pulses without a fading-induced ISI error floor.