Scalable and Adaptable Diversity/Multiplexing Trade-Off in a Multi-User Massive-MIMO Environment
Halima Bergaoui, Yosra Mlayah, Fethi Tlili, Fatma Rouissi
Abstract
Halima Bergaoui, Yosra Mlayah, Fethi Tlili, Fatma Rouissi
Abstract
This paper inquires into the deployment of a scalable and adaptable diversity/multiplexing trade-off in a multi-user massive MIMO context. It studies the BER of an embedded switching between the ZF spatial multiplexing and the Alamouti STBC when it is combined with three beamforming techniques: the ZF-beamforming, the STBC-adaptive beamforming, and the spatial multiplexing-adaptive beamforming. It is shown that the embedded switching technique is efficient when it is combined with the STBC-adaptive beamforming as well as the spatial multiplexing-adaptive beamforming. Besides, it offers an improvement of SNR=8db compared to when it is combined with the ZF-beamforming.
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This paper inquires into the deployment of a scalable and adaptable diversity/multiplexing trade-off in a multi-user massive MIMO context. It studies the BER of an embedded switching between the ZF spatial multiplexing and the Alamouti STBC when it is combined with three beamforming techniques: the ZF-beamforming, the STBC-adaptive beamforming, and the spatial multiplexing-adaptive beamforming. It is shown that the embedded switching technique is efficient when it is combined with the STBC-adaptive beamforming as well as the spatial multiplexing-adaptive beamforming. Besides, it offers an improvement of SNR=8db compared to when it is combined with the ZF-beamforming.
Key concepts: Beamforming, Spatial multiplexing, Multiplexing, MIMO, Computer science, Context (archaeology), Scalability, Space–time block code