Estimate Transient Carrier Frequency offset by using Low Complexity Parametric Estimation Algorithm

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SUDHAKAR BABU KASI
D APPANNA TATAJEE

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In this paper we are presenting the carrier frequency offset ,the primitive objective of this Paper is to estimate transient carrier frequency offset by using low complexity parametric estimation algorithm. We explore the modeling and estimation of the transient CFO, which is modeled as the response of an under damped second order system. To compensate for the transient CFO, we propose a low complexity parametric estimation algorithm, so in the proposed method we are estimated the CFO by using frequency domain in this method the signal is travelled in parallel so more signals can be send through this method.

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SUDHAKAR BABU KASI and D APPANNA TATAJEE, “Estimate Transient Carrier Frequency offset by using Low Complexity Parametric Estimation Algorithm”, Int. J. Comput. Eng. Res. Trends, vol. 2, no. 11, pp. 733–738, Nov. 2015.
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