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Iterative joint channel and data estimation for rank-deficient MIMO-OFDM

J. Akhtman, Andreas Wolfgang, Sheng Chen, Lajos Hanzo

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Abstract — In this paper we propose a turbo-detected multiantenna-multi-carrier receiver scheme. Following the philosophy of the turbo processing, our turbo MIMO-OFDM receiver comprises a succession of detection modules, namely the channel estimator, the space-time detector and the decoder, which iteratively exchange soft bit-related information and thus facilitate a substantial improvement of the overall system performance. In this paper we analyse the achievable performance of the iterative system proposed with the aim of documenting the various design trade-offs, such as the achievable error-rate performance, the attainable data-rate as well as the associated computational complexity. Specifically, we report a virtually error-free performance for a rate- 1 2 turbo-coded 8x8-QPSK-OFDM system, exhibiting an effective throughput of 8·2 · 1 2 =8 bits/sec/Hz and having a pilot overhead of only 10%, at SNR of 7.5dB and normalized Doppler frequency of 0.003, which corresponds to a mobile terminal speed of about 65 km/h. I.

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Abstract — In this paper we propose a turbo-detected multiantenna-multi-carrier receiver scheme. Following the philosophy of the turbo processing, our turbo MIMO-OFDM receiver comprises a succession of detection modules, namely the channel estimator, the space-time detector and the decoder, which iteratively exchange soft bit-related information and thus facilitate a substantial improvement of the overall system performance. In this paper we analyse the achievable performance of the iterative system proposed with the aim of documenting the various design trade-offs, such as the achievable error-rate performance, the attainable data-rate as well as the associated computational complexity. Specifically, we report a virtually error-free performance for a rate- 1 2 turbo-coded 8x8-QPSK-OFDM system, exhibiting an effective throughput of 8·2 · 1 2 =8 bits/sec/Hz and having a pilot overhead of only 10%, at SNR of 7.5dB and normalized Doppler frequency of 0.003, which corresponds to a mobile terminal speed of about 65 km/h. I.

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Abstract — In this paper we propose a turbo-detected multiantenna-multi-carrier receiver scheme. Following the philosophy of the turbo processing, our turbo MIMO-OFDM receiver comprises a succession of detection modules, namely the channel estimator, the space-time detector and the decoder, which iteratively exchange soft bit-related information and thus facilitate a substantial improvement of the overall system performance. In this paper we analyse the achievable performance of the iterative system proposed with the aim of documenting the various design trade-offs, such as the achievable error-rate performance, the attainable data-rate as well as the associated computational complexity. Specifically, we report a virtually error-free performance for a rate- 1 2 turbo-coded 8x8-QPSK-OFDM system, exhibiting an effective throughput of 8·2 · 1 2 =8 bits/sec/Hz and having a pilot overhead of only 10%, at SNR of 7.5dB and normalized Doppler frequency of 0.003, which corresponds to a mobile terminal speed of about 65 km/h. I.

Key concepts: Computer science, Bit error rate, Orthogonal frequency-division multiplexing, Turbo code, Turbo, Channel (broadcasting), Overhead (engineering), MIMO

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