CSI Codebook Feedback for High-Speed FD-MIMO Precoding
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Solution Overview
Problem
In high-speed scenarios, the channel state information (CSI) reported by terminals in LTE Rel-8 becomes outdated, leading to performance degradation due to mismatched transmission parameters, and the traversal of a large number of pre-coding matrixes in FD-MIMO systems, which limits system implementation and performance.
Innovation Solution
The method involves determining a codebook at the base station or terminal to calculate CSI without traversing the entire space, using pre-coding matrixes alternately over resources, and feeding back relevant information to optimize data transmission.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Measurement precision
If the terminal feeds back CSI in LTE Rel-8 closed-loop pre-coding, then the transmission parameter can be selected according to feedback, but in high-speed scenarios the CSI becomes outdated and transmission parameters mismatch real channel conditions, degrading system performance
Solution Approach 1:
The patent transitions from static closed-loop pre-coding to dynamic open-loop MIMO transmission, where pre-coding matrixes are selected alternately from a predefined set without requiring real-time CSI feedback. This dynamic approach adapts to high-speed scenarios where channel conditions change rapidly, preventing CSI from becoming outdated while maintaining transmission performance.
Solution Approach 2:
The patent eliminates the dependency on CSI feedback by implementing open-loop transmission. Instead of relying on terminal feedback that becomes outdated in high-speed scenarios, the system uses a predefined set of pre-coding matrixes that are applied alternately, removing the feedback loop that causes timing mismatches in fast-changing channels.
2Adaptability or versatility
If the terminal traverses a large number of pre-coding matrixes in FD-MIMO systems to determine the optimal pre-coding matrix, then beamforming flexibility is improved, but system implementation is significantly limited and performance is degraded
Solution Approach 1:
Instead of traversing all possible pre-coding matrixes in the codebook, the patent applies a partial action approach by selecting and applying pre-coding matrixes alternately from a predefined set. This reduces the traversal burden from examining all N matrixes to using a manageable subset, significantly lowering implementation complexity while maintaining adequate beamforming flexibility for FD-MIMO systems.
Solution Approach 2:
The patent segments the large codebook of pre-coding matrixes into a smaller predefined set that can be managed and traversed efficiently. By dividing the comprehensive codebook into a selective subset used in open-loop transmission, the system reduces the traversal complexity from O(N) to a manageable level, enabling practical implementation in FD-MIMO systems.
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AI summary
The disclosure discloses a method and apparatus for feeding back channel state information, and a method and apparatus for transmitting data. The method for feeding back channel state information includes: calculating channel state information according to a first codebook, where the first codebook is a set of elements and each of the elements is a set of pre-coding matrixes; and feeding back the channel state information.