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Space-time Block Codes for wireless Communications with 4 Transmit Antennas

Zhang Shui-lian, Pla Information

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The schemes about orthogonal STBC codes, quasi-orthogonal STBC codes, and STBC codes using constellation rotations are introduced in this paper. Simulation results and performance comparison of these schemes are presented. In the same condition, the STBC code providing full diversity and full rate outperforms all other codes compared.

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The schemes about orthogonal STBC codes, quasi-orthogonal STBC codes, and STBC codes using constellation rotations are introduced in this paper. Simulation results and performance comparison of these schemes are presented. In the same condition, the STBC code providing full diversity and full rate outperforms all other codes compared.

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The schemes about orthogonal STBC codes, quasi-orthogonal STBC codes, and STBC codes using constellation rotations are introduced in this paper. Simulation results and performance comparison of these schemes are presented. In the same condition, the STBC code providing full diversity and full rate outperforms all other codes compared.

Key concepts: Space–time block code, Block code, Computer science, Code (set theory), Constellation, Full Rate, Transmit diversity, Electronic engineering

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