LTE Baseband Algorithms for Uplink

Paramatmuni, P K (2013) LTE Baseband Algorithms for Uplink. Masters thesis, Indian Institute of Technology Hyderabad.

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LTE is a next generation mobile system from the 3GPP with a focus on wireless broadband.The aim of LTE is to achieve high data rates in both uplink & downlink, and to achieve high spectral efficiencies.The main focus of the work is to develop baseband algorithms in the uplink in order to achieve uplinksynchronization between the user and the base station and also for the detection of the control data that is transmitted. For the base station to obtain the knowledge of the presence of the user and also about its position, the user has to transmit synchronization signals to the base station, which are transmitted on the Physical Random Access CHannel (PRACH) in LTE. These signals are used to obtain the uplink timing correction and hence synchronize with the base station. It is very important for the base station to detect the control data that has been transmitted by the user on Physical Uplink Control CHannel (PUCCH). The control data may consist of the response of the UE to the data packets that were transmitted by the base station, request for resource allocation etc.So efficient algorithms are necessary for the accurate detection of the control data at the base station. The current work presents algorithms that are essential for obtaining uplink synchronization and also for efficient detection of the control channel data.

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