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Precoder Index Modulation
Index modulation, where information bits are conveyed through antenna indices
(spatial modulation) and subcarrier indices (subcarrier index modulation) in
addition to information bits conveyed through conventional modulation symbols,
is getting increased research attention. In this paper, we introduce {\em
precoder index modulation}, where information bits are conveyed through the
choice of a precoder matrix at the transmitter from a set of pre-determined
pseudo-random phase precoder (PRPP) matrices. Combining precoder index
modulation (PIM) and spatial modulation (SM), we introduce a PIM-SM scheme
which conveys information bits through both antenna index as well as precoder
index. Spectral efficiency (in bits per channel use) and bit error performance
of these index modulation schemes are presented.Comment: arXiv admin note: substantial text overlap with arXiv:1401.654
Pseudo-random Phase Precoded Spatial Modulation
Spatial modulation (SM) is a transmission scheme that uses multiple transmit
antennas but only one transmit RF chain. At each time instant, only one among
the transmit antennas will be active and the others remain silent. The index of
the active transmit antenna will also convey information bits in addition to
the information bits conveyed through modulation symbols (e.g.,QAM).
Pseudo-random phase precoding (PRPP) is a technique that can achieve high
diversity orders even in single antenna systems without the need for channel
state information at the transmitter (CSIT) and transmit power control (TPC).
In this paper, we exploit the advantages of both SM and PRPP simultaneously. We
propose a pseudo-random phase precoded SM (PRPP-SM) scheme, where both the
modulation bits and the antenna index bits are precoded by pseudo-random
phases. The proposed PRPP-SM system gives significant performance gains over SM
system without PRPP and PRPP system without SM. Since maximum likelihood (ML)
detection becomes exponentially complex in large dimensions, we propose low
complexity local search based detection (LSD) algorithm suited for PRPP-SM
systems with large precoder sizes. Our simulation results show that with 4
transmit antennas, 1 receive antenna, pseudo-random phase precoder
matrix and BPSK modulation, the performance of PRPP-SM using ML detection is
better than SM without PRPP with ML detection by about 9 dB at BER.
This performance advantage gets even better for large precoding sizes
Binary Continuous Phase Modulations Robust to a Modulation Index Mismatch
We consider binary continuous phase modulation (CPM) signals used in some
recent low-cost and low-power consumption telecommunications standard. When
these signals are generated through a low-cost transmitter, the real modulation
index can end up being quite different from the nominal value employed at the
receiver and a significant performance degradation is observed, unless proper
techniques for the estimation and compensation are employed. For this reason,
we design new binary schemes with a much higher robustness. They are based on
the concatenation of a suitable precoder with binary input and a ternary CPM
format. The result is a family of CPM formats whose phase state is constrained
to follow a specific evolution. Two of these precoders are considered. We will
discuss many aspects related to these schemes, such as the power spectral
density, the spectral efficiency, simplified detection, the minimum distance,
and the uncoded performance. The adopted precoders do not change the recursive
nature of CPM schemes. So these schemes are still suited for serial
concatenation, through a pseudo-random interleaver, with an outer channel
encoder
MIMO Precoding with X- and Y-Codes
We consider a time division duplex (TDD) multiple-input
multiple-output (MIMO) system with channel state information (CSI) at both the
transmitter and receiver. We propose X- and Y-Codes to achieve high
multiplexing and diversity gains at low complexity. The proposed precoding
schemes are based upon the singular value decomposition (SVD) of the channel
matrix which transforms the MIMO channel into parallel subchannels. Then X- and
Y-Codes are used to improve the diversity gain by pairing the subchannels,
prior to SVD precoding. In particular, the subchannels with good diversity are
paired with those having low diversity gains. Hence, a pair of channels is
jointly encoded using a real matrix, which is fixed {\em a priori}
and does not change with each channel realization. For X-Codes these matrices
are 2-dimensional rotation matrices parameterized by a single angle, while for
Y-Codes, these matrices are 2-dimensional upper left triangular matrices. The
complexity of the maximum likelihood decoding (MLD) for both X- and Y-Codes is
low. Specifically, the decoding complexity of Y-Codes is the same as that of a
scalar channel. Moreover, we propose X-, Y-Precoders with the same structure as
X-, Y-Codes, but the encoding matrices adapt to each channel realization. The
optimal encoding matrices for X-, Y-Codes/Precoders are derived analytically.
Finally, it is observed that X-Codes/Precoders perform better for
well-conditioned channels, while Y-Codes/Precoders perform better for
ill-conditioned channels, when compared to other precoding schemes in the
literature
Generalized Beamspace Modulation Using Multiplexing: A Breakthrough in mmWave MIMO
Spatial multiplexing (SMX) multiple-input multiple-output (MIMO) over the
best beamspace was considered as the best solution for millimeter wave (mmWave)
communications regarding spectral efficiency (SE), referred as the best
beamspace selection (BBS) solution. The equivalent MIMO water-filling (WF-MIMO)
channel capacity was treated as an unsurpassed SE upper bound. Recently,
researchers have proposed various schemes trying to approach the benchmark and
the performance bound. But, are they the real limit of mmWave MIMO systems with
reduced radio-frequency (RF) chains? In this paper, we challenge the benchmark
and the corresponding bound by proposing a better transmission scheme that
achieves higher SE, namely the Generalized Beamspace Modulation using
Multiplexing (GBMM). Inspired by the concept of spatial modulation, besides the
selected beamspace, the selection operation is used to carry information. We
prove that GBMM is superior to BBS in terms of SE and can break through the
well known `upper bound'. That is, GBMM renews the upper bound of the SE. We
investigate SE-oriented precoder activation probability optimization,
fully-digital precoder design, optimal power allocation and hybrid precoder
design for GBMM. A gradient ascent algorithm is developed to find the optimal
solution, which is applicable in all signal-to-noise-ratio (SNR) regimes. The
best solution is derived in the high SNR regime. Additionally, we investigate
the hybrid receiver design and deduce the minimum number of receive RF chains
configured to gain from GBMM in achievable SE. We propose a coding approach to
realize the optimized precoder activation. An extension to mmWave broadband
communications is also discussed. Comparisons with the benchmark (i.e., WF-MIMO
channel capacity) are made under different system configurations to show the
superiority of GBMM.Comment: Conference submitted to IC
Combining Beamforming and Space-Time Coding Using Noisy Quantized Feedback
The goal of combining beamforming and space-time coding in this work is to
obtain full-diversity order and to provide additional received power (array
gain) compared to conventional space-time codes. In our system, we consider a
quasi-static fading environment and we incorporate both high-rate and low-rate
feedback channels with possible feedback errors. To utilize feedback
information, a class of code constellations is proposed, inspired from
orthogonal designs and precoded space-time block codes, which is called
generalized partly orthogonal designs or generalized PODs. Furthermore, to
model feedback errors, we assume that the feedback bits go through binary
symmetric channels (BSCs). Two cases are studied: first, when the BSC bit error
probability is known a priori to the transmission ends and second, when it is
not known exactly. In the first case, we derive a minimum pairwise error
probability (PEP) design criterion for generalized PODs. Then we design the
quantizer for the erroneous feedback channel and the precoder codebook of PODs
based on this criterion. The quantization scheme in our system is a channel
optimized vector quantizer (COVQ). In the second case, the design of the
quantizer and the precoder codebook is based on similar approaches, however
with a worst-case design strategy. The attractive property of our combining
scheme is that it converges to conventional space-time coding with low-rate and
erroneous feedback and to directional beamforming with high-rate and error-free
feedback. This scheme shows desirable robustness against feedback channel
modeling mismatch.Comment: In revision for IEEE Transactions on Communications, April 200
Generalized Spatial Modulation Aided MmWave MIMO with Sub-Connected Hybrid Precoding Scheme
Due to the high cost and low energy efficiency of the dedicated radio
frequency (RF) chains, the number of RF chains in a millimeter wave (mmWave)
multiple-input multiple-output (MIMO) system is usually limited from a
practical point of view. In this case, the maximum number of independent data
streams is also restricted by the number of RF chains, which consequently leads
to limiting the potentially attainable spatial multiplexing gain. In order to
address this issue, in this paper, a novel generalized spatial modulation
(GenSM) aided mmWave MIMO system is proposed, which enables the transmission of
an extra data stream via the index of the active antennas group and requires no
extra RF chain. Moreover, a two-step algorithm is also proposed to optimize the
hybrid precoder design with respect to spectral efficiency (SE) maximization.
Finally, numerical simulation results demonstrate the superior SE performance
achieved by the proposed scheme
Spatial Modulation for More Spatial Multiplexing: RF-Chain-Limited Generalized Spatial Modulation Aided MmWave MIMO with Hybrid Precoding
The application of hybrid precoding in millimeter wave (mmWave)
multiple-input multiple-output (MIMO) systems has been proved effective for
reducing the number of radio frequency (RF) chains. However, the maximum number
of independent data streams is conventionally restricted by the number of RF
chains, which leads to limiting the spatial multiplexing gain. To further
improve the achievable spectral efficiency (SE), in this paper we propose a
novel generalized spatial modulation (GenSM) aided mmWave MIMO system to convey
an extra data stream via the index of the active antennas group, while no extra
RF chain is required. Moreover, we also propose a hybrid analog and digital
precoding scheme for SE maximization. More specifically, a closed-form lower
bound is firstly derived to quantify the achievable SE of the proposed system.
By utilizing this lower bound as the cost function, a two-step algorithm is
proposed to optimize the hybrid precoder. The proposed algorithm not only
utilizes the concavity of the cost function over the digital power allocation
vector, but also invokes the convex relaxation to handle the
non-convex constraint imposed by analog precoding. Finally, the proposed scheme
is shown via simulations to outperform state-of-the-art mmWave MIMO schemes in
terms of achievable SE
Hybrid Beamforming with Spatial Modulation in Multi-user Massive MIMO mmWave Networks
The cost of radio frequency (RF) chains is the biggest drawback of massive
MIMO millimeter wave networks. By employing spatial modulation (SM), it is
possible to implement lower number of RF chains than transmit antennas but
still achieve high spectral efficiency. In this work, we propose a system model
of the SM scheme together with hybrid beamforming at the transmitter and
digital combining at the receiver. In the proposed model, spatially-modulated
bits are mapped onto indices of antenna arrays. It is shown that the proposed
model achieves approximately 5dB gain over classical multi-user SM scheme with
only 8 transmit antennas at each antenna array. This gain can be improved
further by increasing the number of transmit antennas at each array without
increasing the number of RF chains
Reconsidering Linear Transmit Signal Processing in 1-Bit Quantized Multi-User MISO Systems
In this contribution, we investigate a coarsely quantized Multi-User
(MU)-Multiple Input Single Output (MISO) downlink communication system, where
we assume 1-Bit Digital-to-Analog Converters (DACs) at the Base Station (BS)
antennas. First, we analyze the achievable sum rate lower-bound using the
Bussgang decomposition. In the presence of the non-linear quanization, our
analysis indicates the potential merit of reconsidering traditional signal
processing techniques in coarsely quantized systems, i.e., reconsidering
transmit covariance matrices whose rank is equal to the rank of the channel.
Furthermore, in the second part of this paper, we propose a linear precoder
design which achieves the predicted increase in performance compared with a
state of the art linear precoder design. Moreover, our linear signal processing
algorithm allows for higher-order modulation schemes to be employed
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