Self adaption orthogonal frequency division multiplexing transmitting method and system variable subcarrier number
A technology of orthogonal frequency division and the number of carriers, applied in the field of adaptive OFDM transmission system, can solve the problem of not being able to maintain the optimal transmission performance of OFDM and adapting to the time-varying characteristics of wireless mobile channels and other issues, to achieve the effect of enhancing the ability to resist multipath fading and Doppler spread, easy to implement, and improve performance
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[0040] The present invention will be further described below with reference to the accompanying drawings.
[0041] The two ends of the OFDM transmission system with a variable number of sub-carriers of the present invention adopt such figure 1 The data frame format shown. Each data frame is divided into three parts: the preamble sequence, which consists of more than three identical and connected OFDM symbols, used for frame synchronization, channel estimation, and time-selective, frequency-selective metric estimation; signaling domain, including the current The number of subcarriers used by OFDM symbols in the frame data field may also include fields such as the frame length of the current frame, modulation and coding mode; the data field is the net data symbols to be transmitted in the current frame. Both the preamble sequence and the signaling field are transmitted using a fixed number of subcarriers (such as the maximum number of subcarriers Nmax that the system can suppor...
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