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    • Frequency Domain Differential Modulation for URLLC: Analysis and Dynamic Activation

    Canjian Zheng,Fu-Chun Zheng,Jingjing Luo,Pengcheng Zhu,Xiaohu You,Daquan Feng

    IEEE Transactions on Communications（2025）

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    Abstract
    One of the primary challenges in ultra-reliable and low-latency communications (URLLC) is to achieve accurate channel estimation and data detection while minimizing latency. Given the small packet size in URLLC, relying solely on pilot-assisted (PA) coherent detection is almost impossible to meet the seemingly contradictory requirements of high channel estimation accuracy, high reliability, low training overhead, and low latency. In this paper, we explore both frequency domain differential modulation (FDDM) and time domain differential modulation (TDDM), enabling non-coherent short packet URLLC with mini-slot structures. The minimum achievable block error rate and the maximum achievable rate for all three modes (i.e., FDDM, TDDM and PA modes) are derived using non-asymptotic information-theoretic bounds. Furthermore, we show that FDDM can more than compensate for the training overhead inadequacy and performance degradation of PA mode in medium-to-high-mobility scenarios, thereby improving the performance of short packet transmission with mini-slot by dynamically activating FDDM. Simulation results validate the feasibility and effectiveness of the proposed low overhead FDDM mini-slot transmission scheme.
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    URLLC,short packet transmission,mini-slot,frequency domain differential modulation,time domain differential modulation
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