2012文献Sub-nanosecond accuracy of TDOA estimation using Matrix Pencil algorithms and IEEE 802.11.pdfVIP

Sub-Nanosecond Accuracy of TDOA Estimation using Matrix Pencil Algorithms and IEEE 802.11 Abdo Gaber 1 , Abbas Omar 2 Chair of Microwave and Communication Engineering OVG University Magdeburg Magdeburg, Germany 1 abdo.gaber@ovgu.de, 2 a.omar@ieee.org Abstract—This paper presents some techniques for estimating the The Unitary Matrix Pencil (UMP) algorithm was time difference of arrival (TDOA) associated with signals in a developed in [2] to estimate the DOA as an extension of the multipath communication channel for wireless indoor Unitary ESPRIT for uniform linear array (ULA) [3]. The positioning. Recently, variants of Matrix Pencil (MP) algorithms Beam-space Matrix Pencil (BMP) algorithm was developed in have been presented to estimate the direction of arrival (DOA) of [4] to estimate the DOA as an extension of DFT (Discrete coherent or non-coherent signals using uniform linear arrays Fourier Transform) beam-space ESPRIT for ULA [3]. Both of (ULA). These include the Unitary Matrix Pencil (UMP), the Single invariance BMP (SBMP) and Multiple invariance BMP Single Invariance, and the Multiple Invariance Beam-space (MBMP) algorithms were also investigated in [4]. In all MP Matrix Pencil (BMP) algorithms. We have applied these algorithms, the most computationally intensive step is to algorithms for TDOA estimation using OFDM systems. T