In orthogonal frequency division multiplexing (OFDM), carrier
frequency offset (CFO) must be mitigated since it generates
interference between received symbols transmitted through
different sub-carriers. This paper presents a new algorithmfor
CFO estimation with reduced computational complexity. The
new approach is based on the segmentation of the input-signal
autocorrelation matrix into the noise and signal subspaces, the latter being employed to estimate the desired CFO. Simulations
validate the effectiveness of the new algorithm in comparison to the traditional parametric estimation technique ESPRIT.
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In orthogonal frequency division multiplexing (OFDM), carrier
frequency offset (CFO) must be mitigated since it generates
interference between received symbols transmitted through
different sub-carriers. This paper presents a new algorithmfor
CFO estimation with reduced computational complexity. The
new approach is based on the segmentation of the input-signal
autocorrelation matrix into the noise and signal subspaces, the latter being employed to estimate the desired CFO. Simulations
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