261 results about "Space time block coded" patented technology

The transmit diversity and symbol rate in a wireless mobile system are increased by allocating the complex symbols to be transmitted in accordance with a time-space slot format that incorporates non-orthogonal-based matrices, defined as matrices whose format is such that the product of the matrix and its Hermitian transpose is other than the identity matrix times a real number other than unity. The non-orthogonal-based matrices are indexed by antenna and by symbol period. Copies and complex conjugates (or negative complex conjugates) of the same symbol that are transmitted from different antennas are mutually separated into non-adjacent parts of the slot. Each non-orthogonal-based “space-time” matrix is composed of orthogonal-based matrices, i.e., matrices other than non-orthogonal-based matrices. Preferably, sequences of complex conjugates are time-reversed in the slot.

A coding technique for achieving a maximum diversity gain in a wireless communication system having a transmitter for transmitting data on a fading channel through a plurality of transmit antennas and a receiver for receiving the data through a plurality of receive antennas. In the coding technique, P mth-order sub-rotated vectors {right arrow over (r)}i are generated by constellation-rotating an Lth-order input vector {right arrow over (x)} including a plurality of input symbols modulated in at least one modulation scheme. m pth-order sub-vectors {right arrow over (u)}i are generated using the sub-rotated vectors {right arrow over (r)}i. Codeword matrices Ai({right arrow over (u)}i) are generated by performing orthogonal space-time block coding on the sub-vectors {right arrow over (u)}i and then transmitted through the transmit antennas.

The present invention relates to employing OFDM modulation in combination with spatial diversity and space-time block coding to provide high data rates and exceptional interference immunity. For transmission, quadrature modulated data is encoded in space and time to create individual series of encoded symbols. Each of these series of encoded symbols is subjected to a type of inverse Fourier Transform in corresponding transmission paths. In each transmission path, cyclic extensions may be appended to the resultant symbols, which are subsequently converted to an analog format, modulated, amplified, and transmitted from one of multiple antennas. Preferably, such communications are implemented from base stations to mobile terminals in an environment where the frequency reuse factor is approximately one and the base stations are synchronized to a common clock signal.

A method generates constant modulus multi-dimensional modulations for coherent optical communications by first projecting points in a constellation of the code onto a Poincare sphere or its higher-dimensional hyper-sphere. By using meta-heuristic procedures, nonlinear programming and gradient search methods, constellation points in the hyper-sphere are optimized in certain criteria, such as maximizing the minimum Euclidean distance, minimizing the union bound, minimizing the bit-error rate, minimizing the required signal-to-noise ratio, maximizing the nonlinear fiber reach, maximizing the phase noise tolerance, and maximizing the mutual information. Some methods use parametric unitary space-time block codes such as Grassmannian packing, and filter impulse response as well as unitary rotation over adjacent code blocks to generate near-constant modulus waveform, not only at the symbol timing, but also over the entire time.

A transmitter and a receiver are disclosed herein that support transmit antenna diversity using space-time block coding in a wireless communication system. The transmitter produces symbol combinations containing, as their elements, input symbols, the inversions and conjugates of the symbols, and symbols obtained by rotating the phases of the symbols once, forms a matrix having symbols in at least two columns orthogonal to each other with the symbol combinations, and transmits the matrix. The receiver detects symbols that minimize maximum likelihood (ML) decoding metrics over all possible symbols using channel gains from transmit antennas to a receive antenna. Also, the receiver selects candidate symbols among all possible symbols according to the characteristics of transmitted modulation symbols and detects symbols that minimize the ML decoding metrics.

Disclosed is an apparatus and method for encoding / decoding a space time block code in a mobile communication system using a multiple input multiple output scheme. In a transmitter employing a plurality of transmit antennas in the mobile communication system, if a signal to be transmitted is input, the transmit signal is pre-encoded according to a preset coding scheme, the pre-encoded signal is space-time mapped according to a number of the transmit antennas to employ a preset space time block coding scheme, and the space-time mapped signal is transmitted through the transmit antennas by applying the preset space time block coding scheme to the space-time mapped signal.

An apparatus for coding a pseudo orthogonal space-time block code in a transmitter using 4 transmission antennas of first to fourth transmission antennas. Upon receiving information symbol streams x1x2x3x4 to be transmitted, a serial-to-parallel converter parallel-converts the received information symbol streams x1x2x3x4 into x1,x2,x3,x4. A pseudo orthogonal space-time block coding (PO-STBC) encoder codes the parallel-converted information symbol streams x1,x2,x3,x4 using a pseudo orthogonal space-time block coding scheme such that the information symbol streams x1,x2,x3,x4 are transmitted via corresponding transmission antennas for first to fourth time periods.

The invention relates to a multiple input and multiple output (MIMO) system, in particular to a MIMO system baseband processing system and a device and a method of a transmitter baseband processing. Therein, the transmitter baseband processing device comprises a self-adaptive space time block coder. The invention is characterized in that the self-adaptive space time block coder is a structure, which is formed by a combined design of a linear space time block code (STBC) and a pre-code. The invention also comprises an off-line look-up table, which is generated according to a combined design standard. The combined design standard is an upper limit sum of pairwise error probability (PEP) between a sending codeword and other codeword in a constellation set, which represents information delay and quantization error in a feedback channel state. The invention is provided with an off-line pre-code and linear STBC combined design coding design process and an effective realization of a transmission scheme through using the look-up table. Furthermore, the invention can adopt a gradient searching art, which uses a global data optimization algorithm SGA to substitute a local optimization algorithm. The invention can also avoid the redundant and repeated searches with different initialization.

A data transmission method using a space time block code (STBC) scheme is provided. The method includes generating a modulation symbol by performing coding and constellation mapping on an information bit, generating a frequency-domain symbol by performing discrete Fourier transform (DFT) on the modulation symbol, generating a single carrier-frequency division multiple access (SC-FDMA) symbol by performing inverse fast Fourier transform (IFFT) after mapping the frequency-domain symbol to a subcarrier, and transmitting the SC-FDMA symbol on a slot basis.

The invention discloses a channel evaluating device and method. A pilot frequency data is preset and then modulated. The modulated signal is subjected to space-time block coding to generate orthogonal pilot frequency sequences and the said orthogonal pilot frequency sequences are respectively sent to the transmitting terminal. The transmitting terminal respectively processes the input orthogonal pilot frequency sequences by fast Fourier transform and then sends the sequences to the receiving end. The receiving end processes the received orthogonal pilot frequency sequences by fast Fourier transform to obtain the receiving signal. The associated matrices of the orthogonal pilot frequency sequences is calculated and the associated matrices is multiplied with the receiving signal and the result is divided by power of signal sampling value and interval number to obtain the estimated value of channel. The invention can ensure the channel evaluation precision and at the same time fully show the correlated characteristic of the multi-path wireless channel, in addition the invention also uses time-domain filtering method to filter part of noise therefore the channel evaluation performance is improved, synchronously the invention can also reduce the complexity of the channel evaluating operation.

In a training cycle, a source node transmits at least one pilot symbol to relay nodes in a training cycle. The relay nodes each amplifies and forwards the pilot symbol to a destination node in an assigned time slot in the training cycle. The destination node sequentially receives multiple versions of the pilot symbol from the relay nodes and estimates channel information based on the multiple versions of the pilot symbol. In data transmission cycles that follow the training cycle, the nodes apply coherent distributed space-time block code (DSTBC) with the estimated channel information to communicate data symbols. The power allocation between training and data cycles may be adjusted to improve the error performance. The nodes may also apply orthogonal frequency division multiplexing (OFDM) based DSTBC when timing errors are not known.

A flexible scheduling method with tunable throughput maximization and fairness guarantees in resource allocation is required and suitable for high-rate packet data and other services. Our inventive method, named Alpha-Rule, employs a control variable α, that permits dynamic and / or real-time adjustment / tradeoff between aggregate throughput, per-user throughput, and per-user resource allocation. Our method advantageously operates in conjunction with Multiple-Input Multiple-Output techniques such as Space-Time Block Coding (STBC), Bell Labs Layered Space-Time (BLAST) and others, while offering greater flexibility than existing scheduling techniques, e.g., max-C / I or Proportionally Fair (PF).

A method and apparatus is disclosed herein for asynchronous space-time coded transmission from multiple stations. In one embodiment, the method comprises one or more terminals and at least two base stations wirelessly communicating information-bearing signals to the one or more terminals using orthogonal space-time block codes. In one embodiment, the proposed codes maintain “orthogonality” at the receiver even in the presence of asynchronous signal reception among signals transmitted from distinct transmit base stations.