We consider here a new approach to PSK signal detection over a slow nonselective Rayleigh fading channel which does not require a carrier recovery loop. The receiver achieves coherent demodulation by making use of estimates of the quadrature amplitudes of the received PSK signals in its likelihood ratio test. The receiver is assumed to have a memory containing information on the past received signals which enables it to generate the estimates. The error rate of the receiver can be evaluated analytically and computer simulation results are presented to verify the predicted performance.
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