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Constellation-Independent Range Estimation in Payload-Based OFDM-ISAC

Christos Masouros, Dongil Yang, Kaitao Meng, Kawon Han

A region-specific mismatched filter lets OFDM-ISAC systems estimate range accurately no matter which data constellation is used for payload.

arxiv:2605.16831 v1 · 2026-05-16 · eess.SP

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Simulations across various constellations show that the proposed sensing receiver achieves a ranging MSE approaching the Cramér-Rao bound (CRB), which notably confirms that our design preserves the target ranging performance even under the non-constant-modulus constellation.

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The delay region of interest can be accurately prescribed in advance so that sidelobe suppression is applied only within that region without distorting the mainlobe response for targets inside it.

C3one line summary

The ROI-MMF enables constellation-independent range estimation in OFDM-ISAC by suppressing sidelobes in a prescribed delay region, achieving near-CRB MSE performance with an efficient Woodbury-based implementation.

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[1] Prasad,OFDM for wireless communications systems 2004
[2] CP-OFDM achieves the lowest average ranging sidelobe under QAM/PSK constellations, 2025
[3] Waveform design and signal processing aspects for fusion of wireless communications and radar sensing, 2011
[4] Fundamental trade-offs in monostatic ISAC: A holistic investigation towards 6G, 2025
[5] Uncovering the iceberg in the sea: Fundamentals of pulse shaping and modulation design for random ISAC signals, 2025
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arxiv: 2605.16831 · arxiv_version: 2605.16831v1 · doi: 10.48550/arxiv.2605.16831 · pith_short_12: RCM5KJXOS3CO · pith_short_16: RCM5KJXOS3COM6BG · pith_short_8: RCM5KJXO
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