Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely: The phase noise (PHN) is one of the primary factors that limits the achievable performance in many communication systems. Recently, the authors have proposed an effective "2-paths" PHN compensation scheme (L. Zhao et al, Globecom 2003). The approach uses the information provided by an additional signal path added to the receiver front-end to better estimate the PHN. There are generally two types of PHN found in the literature: stationary PHN and Wiener PHN. Previous results have shown the effectiveness of the "2-paths" scheme for stationary PHN.  addresses the applicability of the "2-paths" scheme for combating Wiener PHN. It shows that simple modifications of the "2-paths" approach work effectively for Wiener PHN as ll. PHN estimation error and signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) after PHN compensation are analyzed. Simulation results for a 64-QAM system demonstrate the significant improvement over conventional approaches in the presence of Wiener PHN.
['Liang Zhao', 'Won Namgoong']
I am writing a research paper on a idea Performance of a novel phase noise compensation scheme for communication receivers in the presence of Wiener phase noise
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