An Uplink Antenna Selection Method for Multi-user Massive MIMO System
An antenna selection and multi-user technology, applied in diversity/multi-antenna systems, transmission systems, radio transmission systems, etc., can solve problems affecting base station diversity branches, decrease system reachable capacity, reduce system capacity gain, etc., and achieve performance Reliable, reduced spatially correlated channel effects and channel estimation error effects on performance, low cost effects
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[0064] In this embodiment, the application scenario is single-antenna multi-user, that is, the number of single-antenna users in a multi-user massive MIMO system is K, and the number of base station antennas is M.
[0065] In a single-antenna multi-user application scenario, the antenna selection matrix includes: an overall-based antenna selection matrix and an individual-based antenna selection matrix.
[0066] (1) Antenna selection matrix based on the whole
[0067] The base station considers all users as a whole to perform antenna selection, and the antenna selection matrix generated at this time is a diagonal matrix S a =diag{s 11 ,s 22 ,...,s MM}, whose diagonal elements represent the antenna selection results, s ii =1 means that antenna i is selected; s ii =0 means that antenna i is not selected, i=1,...,M. Combining the received signals after antenna selection with maximum ratio, the output where G is the channel propagation matrix obtained by channel estimation...
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[0141] In this embodiment, the application scenario is multi-antenna and multi-user, that is, the number of users in a multi-user massive MIMO system is K, the number of antennas configured for each user is N, the number of base station antennas is M, and the uplink antennas are selected as follows:
[0142] First, multi-antenna single-user uplink antenna selection is studied, and then extended to multi-user multi-antenna application scenarios. with x=[x 1 ,x 2 ,...,x N ] T Represents the signal vector transmitted by the user, where x k is the transmitted signal on the kth antenna of the user, and G is the M×N dimensional uncorrelated complex channel propagation matrix.
[0143] 1. Antenna selection under the condition of no channel estimation error
[0144] When there is spatial correlation between the user's multiple antennas and the base station's multiple antennas, according to the Kronecker model, the channel propagation matrix from the user to the base station is: ...
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