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This paper presents an analytical study on the new spreading matrix for block spread OFDM known as the rotation spreading matrix and simulates the BER performance in the MMSE equation. In (I. Raad et al., 2006) a new spreading matrix was presented for block spread OFDM (BSOFDM) known as the rotation spreading matrix. It was shown to greatly improve on the existing spreading matrices such as the Hadamard...
This paper proposes a new approach to block spread OFDM called parallel concatenated spreading matrices OFDM (PCSM-OFDM). While BSOFDM improved the overall BER performance on OFDM in frequency selective channels, this new approach further improves the BER of BSOFDM by a 3 dB gain. This is achieved through increasing the diversity of the transmitted samples by concatenating two spreading matrices in...
Previously a new matrix called the rotation spreading matrix was proposed for block spread OFDM which had advantages over other well known spreading matrices such as the Hadamard in frequency selective channels such the UWB channels. Then a new paper discussed a method to expand this Rotation spreading matrix into higher order allowing the system BSOFDM to achieve higher order matrices which still...
This paper continues the work on the new rotation matrix developed for BSOFDM which showed improvement in frequency selective channels such as the UWB IEEE defined CM1 to CM4 and overall system performance. This paper presents a method by which higher order Rotation matrix can be derived and simulation results are used to show that the higher order Rotation matrix outperforms the Hadamard matrix in...
This paper presents a study into different angles for the new spread matrix developed for BSOFDM. It varies the angles for the matrix to develop different constellation schemes which are useful in overcoming the frequency selective channels which are encountered in mobile communication systems. Previously it has been discussed that this new matrix (the rotation matrix) has some advantages over Hadamard...
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