A beamforming design method for intelligent metasurface arrays based on orthogonal time-frequency-space technology includes: aggregating multipath channels under direct illumination into cascaded channels with near-field direction vectors; randomly initializing the phase shift of intelligent metasurface units; establishing an effective channel matrix based on the cascaded channels; then establishing a multi-user and rate objective function; maximizing the objective function through phase shift optimization using a hierarchical search strategy; repeatedly executing the hierarchical search strategy to search and optimize subsequent blocks until the number of intelligent metasurface units in each block reaches a preset value; then performing an exhaustive search in the final block, thus completing one iteration; repeating the iteration until the maximum number of iterations is reached; outputting the final optimal phase shift; and implementing beamforming design based on the final optimal phase shift. This invention can reduce the complexity of beamforming design and ensure reliable transmission of high capacity during high-speed movement.
This invention discloses a wirelessmultiplexingrandom access method based on ZC sequences. It employs a waveform design based on ZC sequences and uses cyclic shift index modulation in the time domain to transmit multiple information bits per unit bandwidth. For multi-user access, it allows users to randomly select root sequences for uncoordinated random concurrent access and converts inter-user interference into additive white noise. Addressing the common "root collision" problem in concurrent scenarios, a constellation set matching-based decoding technique is proposed. This technique extracts spectral structure features from multipath channels to construct a reference constellation vector, achieving multi-user signal separation in severe collision and low signal-to-noise ratio environments. To address the sensitivity of ZC sequences to frequency offset, a composite preamble structure is designed. This not only achieves precise decoupling of carrier frequency offset and sampling time offset but also completes coarse- and fine-grained two-level joint estimation and compensation of frequency offset, further ensuring demodulation reliability and concurrent throughput in complex channels.