Iterative channel estimation for turbo equalization of time-varying frequency-selective channels

Authors:
R. Otnes;M. Tuchler
Affiliations:
UniKUniv. Graduate Center, Horten, Norway;-
Venue:
IEEE Transactions on Wireless Communications
Year:
2004

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Abstract

We investigate turbo equalization, or iterative equalization and decoding, as a receiver technology for systems where data is protected by an error-correcting code, shuffled by an interleaver, and mapped onto a signal constellation for transmission over a frequency-selective channel with unknown time-varying channel impulse response. The focus is the concept of soft iterative channel estimation, which is to improve the channel estimate over the iterations by using soft information fed back from the decoder from the previous iteration to generate "extended training sequences" between the actual transmitted training sequences.