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Multi-Doppler Compensation in Wireless Communication Systems

In the present scenario, the technique employed to tackle the doppler present in the received signal is to find the dominant Doppler frequency in the received signal for all path and compensate for the same. but the drawback with this is that in wireless environment, each path may have more than one Doppler and all path will have different Dopplers. So, in this paper our aim is to concentrate on the multiple Doppler present on the single path environment. The signal consist of two or more Doppler in it and, so constituting a need to compensate for each Doppler to get a better estimate of the transmitted signal.