A novel adaptive ordered LDPC （low-density parity-check） coded OFDM （orthogonal frequency-division multiplexing） transmission technique is proposed to exploit different error probabilities of irregular LDPC coded ...A novel adaptive ordered LDPC （low-density parity-check） coded OFDM （orthogonal frequency-division multiplexing） transmission technique is proposed to exploit different error probabilities of irregular LDPC coded bits in OFDM systems. Assuming that the CSI （channel state information） is known at the transmitter, the irregular LDPC coded bits are ordered according to their degrees and then allocated into subcarriers adaptively. Bits with higher degrees are allocated into less attenuated subcarriers and bits with lower degrees are allocated into deep attenuated subcarriers. Quantization on CSI feedback can be applied to minimize the signaling overhead. Performance of this strategy is analyzed by density evolution and numerical simulation. Simulation results show that about a 1 to 1.5 dB gain in terms of SNR （ signal to noise ratio） can be achieved over frequency-selective fading channels compared to conventional LDPC coded OFDM systems without ordering, and the proposed scheme is robust to CSI quantization.展开更多
基金The National High Technology Research and Devel-opment Program of China (863Program) (No2002AA123031)
文摘A novel adaptive ordered LDPC （low-density parity-check） coded OFDM （orthogonal frequency-division multiplexing） transmission technique is proposed to exploit different error probabilities of irregular LDPC coded bits in OFDM systems. Assuming that the CSI （channel state information） is known at the transmitter, the irregular LDPC coded bits are ordered according to their degrees and then allocated into subcarriers adaptively. Bits with higher degrees are allocated into less attenuated subcarriers and bits with lower degrees are allocated into deep attenuated subcarriers. Quantization on CSI feedback can be applied to minimize the signaling overhead. Performance of this strategy is analyzed by density evolution and numerical simulation. Simulation results show that about a 1 to 1.5 dB gain in terms of SNR （ signal to noise ratio） can be achieved over frequency-selective fading channels compared to conventional LDPC coded OFDM systems without ordering, and the proposed scheme is robust to CSI quantization.
