Mimo minimum mean square error receiver using QR decomposition and systolic arrays
A minimum mean square error, array technology, applied in the field of communication, can solve the problem of destroying the symbols of the receiving antenna
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[0040] In a multiple-input multiple-output (MIMO) system, multiple (M) transmit antennas transmit corresponding symbols in parallel to multiple (N) receive antennas. Each of the receive antennas receives a weighted sum of the corresponding symbols transmitted from the transmit antennas. Various algorithms exist to decode or separate the symbols transmitted by each transmit antenna. In decode calculations, systolic arrays can be used to increase streaming throughput. A systolic array is an interconnected matrix of individual signal processing units, where the units process individual elements of the input matrix and exchange the processed outputs to perform the overall operation. However, in the context of MIMO decoding using current algorithms, systolic arrays are subject to dependencies between sequential stream inputs - the processing of one element depends on the computed value of a previously processed element. Therefore, an input element cannot be processed until the pr...
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