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Blind timing and carrier synchronisation in distributed multiple input multiple output communication systems

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Nasir, Ali
Durrani, Salman
Kennedy, Rodney

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Institute of Engineering and Technology

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This study addresses the problem of joint blind timing and carrier synchronisation in a (distributed-M)×N antenna system where the objective is to estimate the M carrier offsets, the M timing offsets and to recover the transmitted symbols for each of the

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IET Communications

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2037-12-31