Interference cancellation
A technology of interference elimination and interference signal, which is applied to the shaping network, electrical components, transmission system and other directions in the transmitter/receiver, which can solve problems such as interference and achieve the effect of interference elimination
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[0035] Advanced receivers provide a way to suppress / mitigate interference at the receiver end. An improvement to the LMMSE-IRC receiver is based on real-valued modulation, which leads to increased degrees of freedom in terms of interference cancellation by exploiting the I / Q domain. The current LTE specification supports multiple constellations (M-QAM). Therefore, a UE equipped with 2 Rx antennas can effectively mitigate inter-cell interference from a rank-1 complex-valued interferer signal, provided that the desired transmission is also rank-1 complex-valued. Real-valued modulated transmission implementations increase degrees of freedom in the receiver, since the intended transmission occupies one dimension out of four available (2 I / Q branches x 2 Rx antennas). Such techniques may be even more attractive in MTC devices, where it is envisioned that only one Rx chain will be used in order to reduce UE cost. With one Rx antenna, real-valued modulation can achieve rank-1 desir...
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