Novel receiver signal processing for interference cancellation and equalization in cellular TDMA communication
Timothy A. Thomas, M.D. Zoltowski · 2002
A space-time processing scheme is proposed for TDMA based cellular/PCS communications that cancels co-channel interference while simultaneously equalizing the desired signal. This is achieved through processing of a training signal designed from a PN code. At the receiver, the symbol waveform is built up above the noise and interference through correlation with a sampled waveform designed to exploit the PN code. From this built up signal, interference canceling beams are formed along with estimates of the initial equalizer coefficients. Then a decision directed algorithm is applied to track variations in the multipath channel. Simulations involving three-ray multipath are presented demonstrating the efficacy of the method.