Karl D. Mann

Efficient equalization and symbol detection for 8-PSK EDGE cellular system

A new method is presented for channel equalization and symbol detection of an enhanced data rate for Global System for Mobile (GSM) communication and IS-136 evolution (EDGE) cellular system in which eight phase-shift keying (8-PSK) modulation is employed. The new method iteratively minimizes the Euclidean distance between the detected and received signal sequences, with neighbor symbol perturbation to reduce the computational complexity. The new algorithm is computationally efficient and can also be easily implemented into commercial signal processors. Simulation results comparing our method with the reduced-state sequence-estimation (RSSE) method, both with and without set partitioning, are presented.

An efficient equalizer for 8-PSK EDGE cellular radio systems

A new method is presented for channel equalization of EDGE (enhanced data rate for GSM and IS-136 evolution) cellular systems with 8-PSK modulation. It is shown that the 8-PSK EDGE equalization problem can be cast as an optimization problem, and an iterative optimization is proposed, which leads to near optimal performance with extreme computational efficiency. The new algorithm can easily be implemented into commercial signal processors.