Research on Wireless Communication Technology Based on Cooperative Diversity
Xiao Jin Sun, Zhiwei Hu
Abstract
Xiao Jin Sun, Zhiwei Hu
Abstract
Cooperative diversity technique refers to that in the context of multi-users, several single antenna terminals create a virtual multi-antenna system to realize the dispatch and diversity of the periodic line by means of share each others antenna. The remarkable strong point of the cooperative diversity technique is that it can reduce the transmission power of the system, improve its handing capacity and effectively decrease its error rate. This paper is going to analyze the application of the cooperative diversity technique on the wireless communication technology and present the main problems of the cooperative diversify technique by introducing the related conceptions of the cooperative diversity technique.
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Cooperative diversity technique refers to that in the context of multi-users, several single antenna terminals create a virtual multi-antenna system to realize the dispatch and diversity of the periodic line by means of share each others antenna. The remarkable strong point of the cooperative diversity technique is that it can reduce the transmission power of the system, improve its handing capacity and effectively decrease its error rate. This paper is going to analyze the application of the cooperative diversity technique on the wireless communication technology and present the main problems of the cooperative diversify technique by introducing the related conceptions of the cooperative diversity technique.
Key concepts: Cooperative diversity, Wireless, Diversity (politics), Computer science, Antenna diversity, Transmission (telecommunications), Diversity scheme, Context (archaeology)