Wireless Communication Systems - Advanced Techniques for Signal Reception

Appropriate for all courses in wireless receiver design, and for advanced courses in signal processing.

As the performance and power requirements for wireless devices become increasingly challenging, engineers have recognized that advanced signal processing techniques are more crucial than ever. This book presents a unified framework for understanding the state-of-the-art in signal processing for wireless communications.

Dr. Xiadong Wang and Dr. H. Vincent Poor focus on the development, analysis, and use of explicit algorithms for performing advanced processing tasks that arise in receiver design for emerging wireless systems, and provide a comprehensive set of algorithms for addressing physical issues, including multi-path, dispersion, interference, dynamism, and multiple-antenna systems. Many of the methods detailed here were developed by the co-authors themselves, notably in the areas of turbo processing, multiple-antenna systems, and low-complexity adaptive algorithms.

Contents

• Introduction
• Blind Multiuser Detection
• Group-Blind Multiuser Detection
• Robust Multiuser Detection in Non-Gaussian Channels
• Space-Time Multiuser Detection
• Turbo Multiuser Detection
• Narrowband Interference Suppression
• Monte Carlo Bayesian Signal Processing
• Signal Processing For Fading Channels
• Advanced Signal Processing for Coded OFDM Systems

• Acronyms
• Bibliography
• Index