Sentence examples for per tone from inspiring English sources

The probability of error in the AWGN case with a single-receive antenna is simply, is the per tone per antenna SNR as shown in (33) and (34).

It encompasses the BM-TEQ design and the so-called per tone equalization scheme (PTEQ) as extreme cases.

where,,, and is the SNR per tone per antenna and the scaling factors and.

In fact, only O ( N ) multiplications are required per tone for the operation of linear combinations of the CM and DM signals.

It should be noted that the estimation of transmitter and receiver IQ imbalance gain parameters involve the division operation per tone, since the frequency response of a certain tone can be very small due to deep channel fading, the estimated IQ imbalance gain parameters may then not be accurate if the quantization level is limited or for poor signal-to-noise conditions.

For a fixed schedule, the weighted rate-sum maximization problem reduces on a per-tone basis.

All the methods above are based on a per-tone channel measurements.

The overall equalizer is based on a so-called per-tone equalization (PTEQ) [21].

We present a bit rate maximising per-tone equalisation (BM-PTEQ) cost function that is based on an exact subchannel SNR as a function of per-tone equaliser in discrete multitone (DMT) systems.

However, there is some performance loss as compared to HSIFEM/HSNM where per-tone adaptation is enabled.

The centralized algorithm based on dual decomposition for OSB, proposed in [3], decouples joint optimization across all tones to make the problem solvable per-tone basis.