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Downlink signal preprocessing transmission method and device

A transmission method and preprocessing technology, which are applied in the field of communication to achieve the effects of reducing interference, improving spectral efficiency, and increasing effective coverage.

Inactive Publication Date: 2015-01-28
ZTE CORP
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[0011] The present invention provides a downlink signal preprocessing sending method and device to finally solve the problem of reducing co-channel interference in the system transmission process by at least solving the problem of related combination in multi-point transmission technology

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[0054] In a distributed precoding system, there are N cooperative base stations, they transmit data for K users at the same time, and the number of transmitted data streams is d k . For each user k, k=1,...,K, each coordinated base station i, i=1,...,N respectively performs the following operations to obtain the distributed precoding matrix corresponding to the user k served by it, and use the precoding matrix The encoding matrix preprocesses the sent data and then sends it out.

[0055] (1) The sender i obtains the channel coefficient matrix H between it and the user i ,in is a matrix of complex coefficients, N R Indicates the number of receiving antennas of the user, Indicates the number of transmitting antennas of the transmitting end i.

[0056] (2) The sender i uses the channel coefficient matrix H i Get the optimal precoding matrix W i ,in, is a matrix of complex coefficients, N R Indicates the number of receiving antennas of the user, d i Indicates the numb...

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[0069] In a distributed precoding system, there are 2 cooperative base stations, they transmit data for K users at the same time, and the number of data streams to be transmitted is d k =2. For each user k, k=1,...,K, each coordinated base station i, i=1, 2 performs the following operations respectively to obtain the distributed precoding matrix corresponding to the user k served by it, and use the precoding matrix Preprocess the sent data and send it out.

[0070] (1) The sender i obtains the channel coefficient matrix H between it and the user i ,in is a matrix of complex coefficients, N R Indicates the number of receiving antennas of the user, Indicates the number of transmitting antennas of the transmitting end i.

[0071] (2) The sender i uses the channel coefficient matrix H i Get the optimal precoding matrix W i ,in, is a matrix of complex coefficients, N R Indicates the number of receiving antennas of the user, d i Indicates the number of data streams sent...

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[0079] In a distributed precoding system, there are 2 cooperative base stations, they transmit data for K users at the same time, and the number of data streams to be transmitted is d k =2. For each user k, k=1,...,K, each coordinated base station i, i=1, 2 performs the following operations respectively to obtain the distributed precoding matrix corresponding to the user k served by it, and use the precoding matrix Preprocess the sent data and send it out.

[0080] (1) The sender i obtains the channel coefficient matrix H between it and the user i ,in is a matrix of complex coefficients, N R Indicates the number of receiving antennas of the user, Indicates the number of transmitting antennas of the transmitting end i.

[0081] (2) The sender i uses the channel coefficient matrix H i Get the optimal precoding matrix W i ,in, is a matrix of complex coefficients, N R Indicates the number of receiving antennas of the user, d i Indicates the number of data streams sent...

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Abstract

Disclosed is a method for pre-processing and transmitting a downlink signal. The method comprises: a transmitting end i acquiring a channel coefficient matrix H i between the transmitting end i and a user equipment, being a complex coefficient matrix, N R representing the number of receiving antennas of the user equipment, and representing the number of transmitting antennas of the transmitting end i; the transmitting end i acquiring an optimal pre-coding matrix W i through the channel coefficient matrix H i , being a complex coefficient matrix, and d i representing the number of data streams transmitted by the transmitting end i; the transmitting end i calculating a rotation matrix U i of the transmitting end i by using all acquired channel coefficient matrices H 1 , ..., H i , pre-coding matrices W 1 , ..., W i , and rotation matrices U 1 , ..., U i -1 of transmitting ends cooperating with one another, when i = 1, the rotation matrix being U 1 which is a unit matrix; the transmitting end calculating a final pre-coding matrix according to the pre-coding matrix W i and the rotation matrix U i ; and pre-processing, through, data to be transmitted, and transmitting the data through an antenna port. Through the present invention, interference of a cell edge is reduced, spectral efficiency of the cell edge is improved, and effective coverage of a cell is increased.

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technical field [0001] The present invention relates to the communication field, and more specifically, to a downlink signal preprocessing and sending method and device. Background technique [0002] The traditional cellular network topology is a point-to-multipoint transmission mode in which one sender serves multiple users. For users at the edge of a cell, this transmission mode has greater inter-cell co-channel interference. The current method to solve the same-frequency interference between user cells at the edge of the cell can combine multiple sending ends, and the sending ends cooperate with each other to turn the interference signal into a useful signal. We call the problem of multiple adjacent transmitting ends (which can be base stations, relays, remote radio devices, etc.) and multiple user terminals communicating on the same time-frequency resource as multipoint transmission technology (such as figure 1 As shown), it includes Coordinated Multipoint Transmission ...

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Patent Type & Authority Patents(China)
IPC IPC(8): H04L1/06H04L1/00
CPCH04B7/0417H04L25/03343
Inventor 肖华华朱登魁宁迪浩鲁照华
Owner ZTE CORP
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