Compressed Sensing Aided Channel Estimation for Power Line Communications

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In this paper, we address a channel estimation scheme for power line communication systems based on compressed sensing techniques. With the properly designed pilot symbols, the received signals at the receiver can be reconstructed from a set of random projections, benefiting from a reduced sampling rate. Moreover, we propose a novel channel estimation structure for PLC systems, which can be applied for appropriate system design. Eventually, simulation results demonstrate that the proposed algorithm outperforms other algorithms and reduces the sample rate significantly.

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