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A hardware testbed for UMTS/TDD joint detection base-band receivers

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This paper describes a hardware platform that has been designed to validate joint detection receivers for UMTS/TDD. This testbed includes transmitters, a multi-path baseband channel emulation and a receiver. The receiver includes channel estimation, Multi-User Detection (MUD) and channel turbo decoding. It consists of a set of DSPs and FPGAs boards host in a PC machine that achieves real-time computation of multi-user processing at 368kb/s (user rate). The flexibility of the platform enables various configurations: downlink (DL), uplink (UL) and various channel conditions. Joint detection (JD) based receivers have been tested on this platform. The first one performs the JD in the temporal domain, the second one in the frequency domain. Real-time performance, hardware complexity and performance improvement compared to the rake receiver are discussed in this paper.

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hal-02171993 , version 1 (03-07-2019)

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Dominique Noguet, Bruno Jechoux, Xavier Lagrange, Jad Nasreddine. A hardware testbed for UMTS/TDD joint detection base-band receivers. IEEE International Symposium on Spread Spectrum Techniques and Applications, Aug 2004, Sydney, Australia. pp.972 - 976. ⟨hal-02171993⟩
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