Abstract: A method and system for enabling transmission of uplink signal in a Multi-User Multiple Input Multiple-Output (MU-MIMO) system through dynamic DM-RS port allocation is provided. The method comprises of creating a scheduling information and a scheduling decision for MU-MIMO Scheduling of a plurality of User equipment's (UE's), transmitting the scheduling information as Downlink Control Indicator (DCI) payload bits over a Physical Downlink Control Channel (PDCCH) to the one or more paired UEs, demultiplexing the paired UEs based on the scheduling information, performing a Physical Uplink Shared Channel (PUSCH) Modulation based on the scheduling information extracted from the PDCCH from the one or more paired UEs, performing Cyclic Redundancy Check encoding and bit processing of the obtained DCI payload bits, performing antenna resource remapping and beam combining on the PUSCH channel, selecting DM-RS references for channel estimation and obtaining improved channel estimates at the receiver.

Abstract: A method and system for improving channel estimation for multi-user, multiple-input, multiple-output (MU-MIMO) systems through dynamic DM-RS port allocation in a 5G New Radio network is provided. The method comprises of allocating, by a Scheduler aware UE port allocation unit, one or more MU-MIMO ports to a plurality of code division multiplexing (CDM) groups for a plurality of UE users, performing, by a code selection unit, a code selection based on a number of allocated MU-MIMO ports, determining, by a spreading factor unit, a spreading factor allocated for each of the MU-MIMO ports in each of the plurality of CDM groups, determining, by a signalling unit, a Downlink Control Information (DCI) signalling of a Partial Port Occupancy (P-Poi) transmission for each UE and obtaining, by a channel estimation unit, channel estimates at the receiver through VSFOCC de-spreading based on the P-POI assigned for each of the MU-MIMO ports.

Abstract: A system and method for enabling downlink signal transmission in a Multiple-Input Multiple-Output (MU-MIMO) system is provided. The method comprises of creating a scheduling information based on MU-MIMO Scheduling of a plurality of User equipments (UES), multiplexing the plurality of UES paired based on the scheduling decisions across time, frequency and code, inputting transport blocks of each UE pushed on to a Downlink shared channel (DLSCH), performing bit processing of each of the CRC encoded UEs, inputting Code-rate (MCS) for data modulation mapping on a post bit processed data, assigning DM-RS ports to the UE based on allocated MCS and number of antenna ports from a scheduling information structure, adding, a Partial Port Occupancy information (P-Poi) for each UE along with the scheduler information structure required for demodulation at UE and enabling optimal channel estimation at UE by adding new DM-RS port combinations using reserved fields in the DCI messaging.

Abstract: A method of generating a hypothesis and estimating a CFO includes receiving a signal including a set of radio frames, dividing each received radio frame of the set into a set of received sub-sequences, dividing, each of reference radio frames from a reference signal stored in the receiver into a set of reference sub-sequences, correlating the set of received sub-sequences with the set of reference sub-sequences to obtain a set of correlation values, generating, a first value set and a second value set of hypothesis based on the correlation values, generating a first and a second hypothesis based on the first value and the second value set, and averaging the first and the second hypothesis to obtain an averaged hypothesis, performing a DFT on the averaged hypothesis to obtain a DFT sequence, determining a peak position of the DFT sequence, and estimating the CFO based on the peak position.

Abstract: An Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiplexing (OFDM) receiver system for improved pilotless detection of symbol boundary of a received OFDM symbols using M-ary Phase Shift Keying (M-PSK) modulated carriers as a cost function. The OFDM receiver includes a symbol boundary detection block that detects a symbol boundary of the received OFDM symbols. The symbol boundary detection block detects the symbol boundary by computing a cost function of a second order moment of the M-PSK modulated carriers. The receiver system detects the symbol boundary for unknown information on the received OFDM symbols.

Abstract: A receiver and method of detecting a guard interval estimate accurately by performing an Nth order polynomial based non-linear quantization on a pre-estimated guard interval in a received Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiplexing (OFDM) signal in a receiver is provided. The pre-estimated guard interval is obtained by performing normalized auto-correlation on the received OFDM signal. The method includes (i) performing a rounding operation on (a) one or more mth coefficient of the polynomial and (b) the pre-estimated guard interval to obtain an indexing parameter ‘k’, and detecting the guard interval estimate based on (i) a value of k, and (ii) a guard interval from one or more guard intervals that are stored in a look up table. The guard interval estimate is detected in accordance with an equation: {tilde over (L)}=L[k?4], where ‘L’ is the guard interval stored in the look up table that corresponds to the value of k.

Abstract: A receiver and method of detecting a guard interval estimate accurately by performing an Nth order polynomial based non-linear quantization on a pre-estimated guard interval in a received Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiplexing (OFDM) signal in a receiver is provided. The pre-estimated guard interval is obtained by performing normalized auto-correlation on the received OFDM signal. The method includes (i) performing a rounding operation on (a) one or more mth coefficient of the polynomial and (b) the pre-estimated guard interval to obtain an indexing parameter ‘k’, and detecting the guard interval estimate based on (i) a value of k, and (ii) a guard interval from one or more guard intervals that are stored in a look up table. The guard interval estimate is detected in accordance with an equation: {tilde over (L)}=L[k?4], where ‘L’ is the guard interval stored in the look up table that corresponds to the value of k.

Abstract: An Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiplexing (OFDM) receiver system for improved pilotless detection of symbol boundary of a received OFDM symbols using M-ary Phase Shift Keying (M-PSK) modulated carriers as a cost function is provided. The OFDM receiver includes a symbol boundary detection block that detects a symbol boundary of the received OFDM symbols. The symbol boundary detection block detects the symbol boundary by computing cost function of second order moment of the M-PSK modulated carriers. The receiver system is capable of detecting the symbol boundary for unknown information on said received OFDM symbols and thus increases throughput per given transmission bandwidth of a modulation scheme.