A single-input multiple-output wireless transmission method for multiple data streams
A single-input multiple-output, multi-data stream technology, applied in the multi-antenna field, can solve the problems of limited maximum power domain strength value, increase the complexity of the base station, and it is impossible to divide the number of layers of users in the power domain. The effect of speed, complexity reduction
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[0037] Consider a simple single-input multiple-output (SIMO) system with 3 antennas at the base station, 1 antenna at the user, and so on for SIMO systems with more antennas. The user uses one antenna to send data to the base station on the same physical resource, such as time. Since the sending end has only one antenna, the traditional SIMO system can only send one data stream, that is to say, the user can only send one data symbol on the same physical resource, such as a time slice.
[0038] For simplicity of analysis, it is assumed that the transmitted signal experiences a flat fading (Flat fading) channel, the channel parameter of base station antenna 1 is h1, the channel parameter of antenna 2 is h2, and the channel parameter of antenna 3 is h3, and the channel parameters remain constant during data transmission. Change. Assume that the channel of antenna 1 is stronger than the channel of antenna 2, and the channel of antenna 2 is stronger than that of antenna 3, that is...
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