Method and device for antenna failure compensation
A compensation method and antenna technology, applied in radio transmission systems, baseband system components, transmitter monitoring and other directions, can solve problems such as system performance degradation, and achieve the effect of improving performance
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[0051] Assume that the two antennas in the OFDM system are normal, and the system frequency offset is 0 Hz.
[0052] Step 1: Node B performs channel estimation on the pilot symbols received by the two antennas respectively, and obtains the channel estimation values of the two time slots of the first antenna as H(k,0,0) and H(k,0,1 ), the channel estimates of the two time slots of the second antenna are H(k,1,0) and H(k,1,1);
[0053] Step 2: Node B calculates the phase difference of the two antennas, and calculates the estimated frequency offset value based on the phase difference to be 10Hz;
[0054] Step 3: Node B performs MMSE filtering on the channel estimation values of the two antennas respectively;
[0055] Step 4: Node B calculates the noise energy NI of the two antennas through the channel estimation before and after filtering 0 = 10000 and NI 1 =12000;
[0056] Step 5: Node B uses the noise energy of each antenna to correct the frequency offset, and obtains a...
Embodiment 2
[0060] Assume that when one antenna is normal and the other fails in the OFDM system, the system frequency offset is 0 Hz.
[0061] Step 1: Node B performs channel estimation on the pilot symbols received by the two antennas respectively, and obtains the channel estimation values of the two time slots of the first antenna as H(k,0,0) and H(k,0,1 ), the channel estimates of the two time slots of the second antenna are H(k,1,0) and H(k,1,1);
[0062] Step 2: Node B calculates the phase difference between the two antennas, and calculates the estimated frequency offset based on the phase difference to be 200Hz;
[0063] Step 3: Node B performs MMSE filtering on the channel estimation values of the two antennas respectively;
[0064] Step 4: Node B calculates the noise energy NI of the two antennas through the channel estimation before and after filtering 0 = 8000 and NI 1 = 300000;
[0065] Step 5: Node B uses the noise energy of each antenna to correct the frequency offse...
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