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Fast time-varying dispersive channel estimation and equalization for 8-PSK cellular system

The channel estimation and equalization for EDGE system with time-varying and frequency-selective fading channels are discussed. It is shown that the fast fading channel during a selected slot in the EDGE system can be modeled as a linear function of time, and a linear least-squares algorithm is proposed to estimate the fading channel. For typical channel profiles of the EDGE system, the channel impulse response is not in its minimum phase form, thus cannot be directly used in computationally efficient equalizers, such as delayed decision feedback sequence estimation or reduced state sequence estimation. To overcome this problem, a Cholesky decomposition-based method is introduced to transform the estimated channel impulse response into its minimum phase form. The simulation results show that the proposed algorithms can effectively combat the time-varying and frequency-selective channel fading with Doppler frequency being in a wide range up to 300 Hz.