Rateless transmission method for adaptive spinal cord coding Massive Multiple Input Multiple Output system based on block length
A technology of a multi-antenna system and a transmission method is applied in the field of non-rate transmission of a large-scale multi-antenna system of spinal cord coding, which can solve the problems of low transmission efficiency of long spinal cord codes, and achieve the effects of improving throughput, high transmission efficiency, and excellent transmission efficiency.
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[0044] This embodiment discloses a rateless transmission method for a large-scale multi-antenna system based on block-length adaptive spinal cord coding. The base station side dynamically adjusts the coding scheme of spinal cord coding according to the current channel transmission quality. The method for rateless transmission of a massive multi-antenna system includes the following steps:
[0045] S1. Initialize system parameters, determine the number of base station antennas M, the number of single-antenna users N, and the effective signal power P on a single receiving antenna, and specify the large-scale matrix of the downlink channel for the l-th signal transmission is a diagonal matrix, a small-scale matrix Then the actual transmission channel matrix Given the estimated channel matrix as Channel estimation error factor δ e .
[0046] S2. Calculate the precoding matrix and the power control factor
[0047] S3. Calculating the received signal-to-interference-noi...
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[0068] This embodiment is attached in conjunction with the instructions Figure 4 to Figure 7 The high-efficiency transmission method proposed by the present invention will be described in detail by using a specific embodiment of a large-scale multi-antenna system rateless transmission based on block-length self-adaptive spinal cord coding.
[0069] Consider a spinal coded Massive MIMO system model based on block length adaptation such as Figure 4 shown. The number of antennas on the base station side is M=64, the number of single-antenna users is N=4, D. l =I 4 , the received signal power of each user is P, the noise power is 1, and the received signal-to-noise ratio SNR=P.
[0070] First, user raw data u n Coded by the spinal cord, where v 0 =0,c 0 = 32,c 1 =10, the static coding block length of the comparison system is 8 bits. Secondly, the coded symbols of the spinal cord are rotated and interleaved to obtain interleaved symbols, where α=2. Then, precoding is p...
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