A UWB-2PPM Reconstruction Algorithm without a Priori Knowledge of Pilot

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Compressed Sensing is very efficient in reducing the relatively high sampling rate. But when it comes to the channel estimation of uncooperative communication, the common CS reconstruction algorithms seem impractical to implement since a pilot is required, which is difficult for uncooperative communication. In this paper, we combine the sparsity transform dictionary, which is formed by a sequence of delays of the template signal, together with the idea of alternative minimization to improve the traditional CoSaMP algorithm to reconstruct under-sampled UWB-2PPM signal transmitted by unkown complex channel without a knowledge of pilot. The theoretical analysis and simulations show that the proposed algorithm is capable of reconstructing the original transmitted signal without a pilot.

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