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Dual-Purpose SSB Design for Joint Time-Frequency Synchronization Using Relocated DMRS
The synchronization signal block (SSB) is designed to synchronize a capable user-equipment (UE) with the base-station (BS) in recent cellular networks. However, the same SSB cannot be utilized by a narrowband, low-complexity, and low-power internet of things (IoT) device for synchronization. To addr
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