Closed loop space-time block code
Tao Xiaofeng, Haas Harald, Zhuizhuan Yu, Qin Haiyan, Ping Zhang
Abstract
Tao Xiaofeng, Haas Harald, Zhuizhuan Yu, Qin Haiyan, Ping Zhang
Abstract
In 3GPP FDD specifications, space time transmit diversity (STTD) employs space-time block code (STBC) to maintain orthogonality between the two antennas in order to avoid self-interference in fading channels. However, the STTD technique is just open loop transmit diversity, and we investigate whether we can obtain further gain if closed loop STBC is used. A novel scheme based on closed loop STBC is proposed first. And then an optimized allocation scheme of a fixed transmitter power budget between two transmit antennas is presented. Finally, COSSAP simulation results show a significant performance improvement between closed loop STBC and traditional STBC. Moreover, these simulation results also show a good agreement with our theoretical analyses.
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In 3GPP FDD specifications, space time transmit diversity (STTD) employs space-time block code (STBC) to maintain orthogonality between the two antennas in order to avoid self-interference in fading channels. However, the STTD technique is just open loop transmit diversity, and we investigate whether we can obtain further gain if closed loop STBC is used. A novel scheme based on closed loop STBC is proposed first. And then an optimized allocation scheme of a fixed transmitter power budget between two transmit antennas is presented. Finally, COSSAP simulation results show a significant performance improvement between closed loop STBC and traditional STBC. Moreover, these simulation results also show a good agreement with our theoretical analyses.
Key concepts: Space–time block code, Transmit diversity, Block code, Computer science, Orthogonality, Transmitter power output, Transmitter, Diversity gain