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Conditional maximum likelihood timing recovery

The conditional maximum likelihood (CML) principle, well known in the context of sensor array processing, is applied to the problem of timing recovery. A new self-noise free CML-based timing error detector is derived. Additionally, a new (conditional) Cramer-Rao bound (CRB) for timing estimation is obtained, which is more accurate than the extensively used modified CRB (MCRB).