Hi, I'm simulating a DFE equalizer in Matlab for a MSK modulated signal. The channel I'm testing is Ricean with max doppler shift of 50 Hz. I noticed that the performance of the DFE deeply improves if I apply the derotation before sending the samples to the equalizer. Has anybody ever observed the same behavior? Does any theoretical explanation for this phenomenon exist? Thanks Alberto
Derotation effects in multipath channel
Started by ●June 15, 2010
Reply by ●June 15, 20102010-06-15
alberto.fuggetta wrote:> Hi, > > I'm simulating a DFE equalizer in Matlab for a MSK modulated signal. > The channel I'm testing is Ricean with max doppler shift of 50 Hz. > I noticed that the performance of the DFE deeply improves if I apply the > derotation before sending the samples to the equalizer. > Has anybody ever observed the same behavior? > Does any theoretical explanation for this phenomenon exist?Your model of the channel is wildly inadequate. Vladimir Vassilevsky DSP and Mixed Signal Design Consultant http://www.abvolt.com
Reply by ●June 16, 20102010-06-16
On Jun 15, 4:27�pm, "alberto.fuggetta" <alberto.fuggetta@n_o_s_p_a_m.gmail.com> wrote:> Hi, > > I'm simulating a DFE equalizer in Matlab for a MSK modulated signal. > The channel I'm testing is Ricean with max doppler shift of 50 Hz. > I noticed that the performance of the DFE deeply improves if I apply the > derotation before sending the samples to the equalizer. > Has anybody ever observed the same behavior? > Does any theoretical explanation for this phenomenon exist? > Thanks > > AlbertoRotation implies a frequency offset Freq offset implies the phase offset is always changing Your DFE is chasing a changing phase offset. So no suprise when you remove the rotation, your DFE works better. Clay