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10 Gbps millimeter-wave OFDM experimental system with iterative phase noise compensation

This paper presents a 10 Gbps millimeter wave OFDM experimental system using a highly efficient modulation and coding scheme where iterative phase noise compensation can drastically alleviate performance degradation due to phase noise. 60 GHz frequency synthesizer in a silicon RF-CMOS IC suffers from relatively large phase noise, which severely degrades the performance of the 10 Gbps OFDM using 64QAM and LDPC code with coding rate of 14/15. In order to alleviate this impairment, the experimental system applies combination of decision-directed phase noise compensation (DD-PNC), decision-directed channel estimation (DDCE) and packet interleaving (P-IL) to OFDM reception processing. The sophisticated combination of iterative processing provides a synergistic effect on coping with the influence of the phase noise by exploiting outputs of the LDPC decoder. Experimental results of the 10 Gbps OFDM with 60 GHz cable connection demonstrate that the combination can achieve 10 Gbps throughput at SNR of 25.8 dB when the phase noise level is -89 dBc/Hz at 1 MHz offset.