Not only high spectral efficiency(SE)but also high energy efficiency(EE)are required for future wireless communication systems.Radio orbital angular momentum(OAM)provides a new perspective of mode multiplexing to impr...Not only high spectral efficiency(SE)but also high energy efficiency(EE)are required for future wireless communication systems.Radio orbital angular momentum(OAM)provides a new perspective of mode multiplexing to improve SE.However,there are few studies on the EE performance of OAM mode multiplexing.In this paper,we investigate the SE and EE of a misaligned uniform concentric circle array(UCCA)-based multi-carrier multimode OAM and multiple-input multiple-output(MCMM-OAM-MIMO)system in the line-ofsight(LoS)channel,in which two transceiver architectures implemented by radio frequency(RF)analog synthesis and baseband digital synthesis are considered.The distance and angle of arrival(AoA)estimation are utilized for channel estimation and signal detection,whose training overhead is much less than that of traditional MIMO systems.Simulation results validate that the UCCA-based MCMM-OAM-MIMO system is superior to conventional MIMOOFDM system in the EE and SE performances.展开更多
基金supported in part by the Fundamental Research Funds for the Central Universitiesthe Innovation Fund of Xidian University。
文摘Not only high spectral efficiency(SE)but also high energy efficiency(EE)are required for future wireless communication systems.Radio orbital angular momentum(OAM)provides a new perspective of mode multiplexing to improve SE.However,there are few studies on the EE performance of OAM mode multiplexing.In this paper,we investigate the SE and EE of a misaligned uniform concentric circle array(UCCA)-based multi-carrier multimode OAM and multiple-input multiple-output(MCMM-OAM-MIMO)system in the line-ofsight(LoS)channel,in which two transceiver architectures implemented by radio frequency(RF)analog synthesis and baseband digital synthesis are considered.The distance and angle of arrival(AoA)estimation are utilized for channel estimation and signal detection,whose training overhead is much less than that of traditional MIMO systems.Simulation results validate that the UCCA-based MCMM-OAM-MIMO system is superior to conventional MIMOOFDM system in the EE and SE performances.
