This invention belongs to the field of
wireless communication and array
signal processing technology, specifically relating to a low-precision phase shifter
codebook design method suitable for near-field
MIMO. Addressing the problems of
large size, high computational complexity, and strong dependence on high-precision phase shifters in traditional angle-range domain codebooks in near-field
hybrid precoding, this invention constructs a low-precision analog domain
codebook based on the complex
Hadamard transform of conjugate symmetric sequences, ensuring that codeword elements are taken only from [specific
data type], thus supporting 2-bit phase shifter implementation. Furthermore, it improves beam
coverage density by constructing an overcomplete
codebook and combines it with a virtual subarray structure to perform beam selection at the subarray scale to adapt to the propagation characteristics of near-field spherical
waves. This invention achieves good
precoding performance under near-field and spatially non-stationary channel conditions while reducing hardware cost and
power consumption, making it suitable for ultra-large-scale
MIMO and near-field
hybrid precoding systems.