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Milos Milosevic Synchronization with DMT Modulation Milos Milosevic The University of Texas at Austin ESPL Milos Milosevic The University of Texas at Austin.

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1 Milos Milosevic Synchronization with DMT Modulation Milos Milosevic The University of Texas at Austin ESPL Milos Milosevic The University of Texas at Austin ESPL October 1, 1999

2 Milos Milosevic Discrete Multitone Modulation IFFT P/S S/P FFT DACh(t)ADC fsfs fsfs FEQ s(t) DMT Transceiver 2N samples Symbol Cyclic prefix

3 Milos Milosevic Delay D = integer part  + fractional part  sample synchronization –frequency alignment of RX and TX sampling clocks –estimates D symbol synchronization –insures that proper symbols are fed to the FFT Delay D

4 Milos Milosevic The Effect of  ideal synchronizer delays RX symbol clock 2 samples w/r to TX symbol clock * h(t) Tone k T w

5 Milos Milosevic The Effect of  To FFT Transmitted symbol  =.5T   sample phase shift 0    T => rotation of FFT outputs delay-rotor property

6 Milos Milosevic The Effect of Frequency Offset RX clock f s - TX clock f s   f  0 => frequency offset timing error increases linearly, intercarrier interference (ICI) is generated longer DMT symbols are more sensitive to  f if  f not minimized the TX and RX clocks will desynchronize Time  f > 0  f < 0 D +T -T m th symbolm + 1

7 Milos Milosevic Basic PLL Operation Phase detector VCO + + Z -1    k =  k -  k  k+1 =  k + k vco f k  k cos  lo kT  k   f k =  f k+1 +  k - frequency offset  k+1 =  k +  k +  f k - phase increment  k - phase error

8 Milos Milosevic Single Pilot Synchronization pilot - sinusoid of a known mid-band frequency (ADSL ~ 64KHz) bandpass filtering achieved using the FFT gives a very accurate PLL reference input signal RX modem samples at expected zero-crossings => phase error  k the variance of the timing error can be estimated using 4  2 f n 2 SNR 1 << e2e2 clock accuracy from 1-2% for ISDN down to 0.1% for ADSL  SNR pilot  lo spectrum

9 Milos Milosevic Phase Offset Correction PLL produces a sampling phase offset  The signal with timing error v( t+f ) => V( f ) e -j2  f  single complex rotation of (2  /n)  n radians per carrier simple, but not correct entirely;  f => all samples have different phase offset (wide-band signal)  ~ average of all  n ; more accurate for a shorter symbol

10 Milos Milosevic Frequency Offset Correction if  f  so that the induced delay  to one sample period T a sample is skipped/duplicated in the cyclic prefix  f is adjusted accordingly 2N samples   2N samples Duplicate process Skip process Duplicated sample Skipped sample

11 Milos Milosevic Ad Hoc Symbol Synchronization ML criterion not optimal; optimal max. capacity criterion - complex try minimizing average ICI + ISI power V(D)   n w(n)h 2 [(n+D)T] choose a window w(n) that will satisfy the desired criterion estimate  requires the knowledge of h(n) w(n) Window for min ICI+ISI 2N 2N+ n w(n) Window for ad-hoc low-complexity estimation n w(n) Window for NDA ML estimator n h(t) 

12 Milos Milosevic XXX  2N+ RX D maximizing an AWGN likelihood function search for  that produces the function maximum not useful for  estimation Maximum Likelihood Symbol Synchronization

13 Milos Milosevic Sync Symbols known symbols embedded in the signal used to determine the symbol being transmitted in ADSL they occur every 69 th frame (T1.413) generated by pseudorandom binary signals mapped to 4-bit constellation location determined using correlation maximum


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