Method for determining pilot frequency pattern for mobile terminal in base station of multi-carrier MIMO system
A pilot pattern and mobile terminal technology, applied in modulation carrier systems, multi-frequency code systems, transmission systems, etc., can solve problems such as incompatibility, and achieve the effect of eliminating or reducing pilot signal interference
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[0022] figure 2 It is a schematic diagram of a cellular network commonly used in existing wireless communication networks. As shown in the figure, the respective cells (cells, ie, solid-line hexagons with Arabic numerals as geometric centers) under the jurisdiction of base station 1, base station 2, and base station 7 form network coverage. In existing wireless communication networks such as GSM networks, in order to increase network capacity, frequency multiplexing technology is often used. Frequency reuse technology means that wireless channels of the same carrier frequency cover different areas, and these areas using the same carrier frequency are separated by a certain distance to suppress co-channel interference within an acceptable range. In the early mobile communication systems, due to the lack of anti-same and adjacent frequency interference functions, a looser frequency reuse method was generally adopted. The more popular frequency reuse method is 7 / 21 multiplexing...
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