A chip-level space-time equalization receiver scheme is proposed for multiple-input multiple-output high-speed downlink packet access (MIMO HSDPA) systems to jointly combat the co-channel interference and the inter-co...A chip-level space-time equalization receiver scheme is proposed for multiple-input multiple-output high-speed downlink packet access (MIMO HSDPA) systems to jointly combat the co-channel interference and the inter-code interference. A fractional sample equalizer is also derived to further improve the performance of the receiver. Performance analysis and the calculation of the output signal to interference ratio (SINR) at each receiver antenna are presented to help direct the design of equalization weight in a more optimal manner. System simulations demonstrate the significant performance gain over conventional Rake receiver and high potential of MIMO HSDPA for high-data-rate packet transmission.展开更多
This study examined how the signals of interest （SOI） effect on the backscattering measurement numerically based on 3-D finite-difference time-domain （FDTD） method. High resolution microstructure mappings of bovin...This study examined how the signals of interest （SOI） effect on the backscattering measurement numerically based on 3-D finite-difference time-domain （FDTD） method. High resolution microstructure mappings of bovine cancellous bones provided by micro-CT were used as the input geometry for simulations. Backscatter coefficient （BSC）, integrated backscatter coefficient （IBC） and apparent integrated backscatter （AIB） were calculated with changing the start （L1） and duration （L2） of the SOl. The results demonstrated that BSC and IBC decrease as L1 increases, and AIB decreases more rapidly as L1 increases. The backscattering parameters increase with fluctuations as a function of L2 when L2 is less than 6 mm. However, BSC and IBC change little as L2 continues to increase, while AIB slowly decreases as L2 continues to increase. The results showed how the selections of the SOI effect on the backscattering measurement. An explicit standard for SOl selection was proposed in this study and short L1 （about 1.5 mm） and appropriate L2 （6 mm-12 mm） were recommended for the calculations of backscattering parameters.展开更多
文摘A chip-level space-time equalization receiver scheme is proposed for multiple-input multiple-output high-speed downlink packet access (MIMO HSDPA) systems to jointly combat the co-channel interference and the inter-code interference. A fractional sample equalizer is also derived to further improve the performance of the receiver. Performance analysis and the calculation of the output signal to interference ratio (SINR) at each receiver antenna are presented to help direct the design of equalization weight in a more optimal manner. System simulations demonstrate the significant performance gain over conventional Rake receiver and high potential of MIMO HSDPA for high-data-rate packet transmission.
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant No. 11174060)the Ph.D. Programs Foundation of the Ministry of Education of China(Grant Nos. 20090071110066,20110071130004)+1 种基金the Key Science and Technology Program of Shanghai(Grant No. 09441900400)the Program for New Century Excellent Talents in University(Grant No. NCET-10-0349)
文摘This study examined how the signals of interest （SOI） effect on the backscattering measurement numerically based on 3-D finite-difference time-domain （FDTD） method. High resolution microstructure mappings of bovine cancellous bones provided by micro-CT were used as the input geometry for simulations. Backscatter coefficient （BSC）, integrated backscatter coefficient （IBC） and apparent integrated backscatter （AIB） were calculated with changing the start （L1） and duration （L2） of the SOl. The results demonstrated that BSC and IBC decrease as L1 increases, and AIB decreases more rapidly as L1 increases. The backscattering parameters increase with fluctuations as a function of L2 when L2 is less than 6 mm. However, BSC and IBC change little as L2 continues to increase, while AIB slowly decreases as L2 continues to increase. The results showed how the selections of the SOI effect on the backscattering measurement. An explicit standard for SOl selection was proposed in this study and short L1 （about 1.5 mm） and appropriate L2 （6 mm-12 mm） were recommended for the calculations of backscattering parameters.
