Doubly-Selective Channel Estimation Using Superimposed Training and Weighted First-Order Statistics
Doubly-selective channel estimation using superimposed training and complex exponential basis expansion model is considered. By taking a weighted averaging operation of the received data, a weighted first-order statistical estimator is proposed, where the time-varying channel estimation is reduced to the simple average-based solution of time-invariant coefficients and the dominant effect of information-induced interference on channel estimation can be suppressed. To further improve the estimation performance with a limited training power, a joint iterative channel estimation and symbol detection scheme is developed where the detected symbol is exploited to enhance estimation performance instead of being viewed as interference. Theoretical analysis and simulation results show that the proposed scheme is superior to data-dependent superimposed training scheme and competitive with the conventional time-multiplexed training in terms of symbol error rate over doubly-selective channels.
channel estimation superimposed training first-order statistics basis expansion model doubly selective channel