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- the invention relates to a method of receiving coded digital data symbols sent from a transmitter through a transmission channel of a communications network, the method comprising the steps of calculating an estimate of a sent data symbol, said estimate being represented by a first number of bits; se- lecting from said calculated estimate a second number of bits, said second number being lower than said first number, to achieve a rounded estimate being represented by said second number of bits; and decoding the rounded estimate to achieve a decoded data symbol.
- the invention further relates to a receiver for receiving coded digital data symbols sent from a transmitter through a transmission channel of a communications network.
- Terminals for use with such communications networks are normally limited in size and computational resources.
- One result of this limitation is that there is only a limited bit width to represent data values in a terminal. Therefore, it will often be necessary to truncate or round data values before they can be handled in the terminal.
- data values to be processed may be scaled by multiplying them with a scaling factor before they are truncated.
- the received signal is here represented as a digital data value having one limited bit width in two-complement notation in both the real and the imaginary parts.
- the received signal is then multiplied by the conju- gate value of a channel estimate computed in the receiver to obtain an estimate of the sent coded data symbol.
- the conjugate value of a channel estimate also has a limited bit width in two-complement notation in both the real and the imaginary parts, which may be equal to or different from that of the received signal.
- the two values are multiplied the resulting estimate will have a bit width that is equal to the sum of the two other bit widths.
- the bit width available for the processing of this estimate will also be limited and probably smaller than the sum of the two other bit widths.
- bit width has to be reduced before the estimate is further processed, and a scaling factor may have to be selected in order to utilize the available bit width optimally.
- a scaling factor It is known to find a scaling factor by means of an optimisation algorithm that computes one fixed factor intended to be opti- mal in the current situation.
- Adaptive algorithms that constantly updates the scaling factor based on the input signals are also known. Although these adaptive algorithms may be able to provide optimal scaling factors in most situations, they are quite complex and require considerable computational resources, and as mentioned before such resources are rarely available in the terminals in question here.
- reference is here made to a scaling factor and truncation the same problem exists for other rounding methods as well.
- the object is achieved in that the method further comprises the steps of receiving from said network a target value for a block error rate of the transmission channel; and selecting said second number of bits in dependence on said target block error rate value.
- Many networks provide information on such a target value, which should be used by the receiver, and by selecting a rounded estimate based on this target value, a simple method, which requires much less complexity than the known adaptive algorithms, is achieved.
- the estimated coded data symbols, of which the bit width is limited, are used as the input to a channel decoder, and the performance of this decoder changes with the selected rounded estimate, e.g. in the form of a scaling factor.
- the obtained block error rate depends on the scaling factor.
- the target value for the block error rate is known, it is thus simple to select the scaling factor which is known to provide the best results in the range around this target value.
- the step of selecting said second number of bits comprises the steps of multiplying said estimate by a scaling factor; and truncating a number of bits from said multiplied estimate.
- the scaling factor has the form 2 n , where n is an integer.
- n is an integer.
- the use of this scaling factor corresponds to shifting the bit values n bits to the left, and a scaling is achieved which requires almost no computational resources.
- the method further comprises the step of selecting said scaling factor from a stored table comprising corresponding values of said target block error rate and said scaling factor, it is just to select from the table the scaling factor corresponding to the received target value.
- said target block error rate value is the target BLER value defined in the technical specifications of 3GPP (3 rd Generation Partnership Project)
- a method which is appropriate in terminals according to these specifications is achieved.
- the invention also relates to a receiver for receiving coded digital data symbols sent from a transmitter through a transmission channel of a communications network, the receiver being arranged to calculate an estimate of a sent data symbol, said estimate being represented by a first number of bits; select from said calculated estimate a second number of bits, said second number being lower than said first number, to achieve a rounded estimate being represented by said second number of bits; and decode the rounded estimate to achieve a decoded data symbol.
- the receiver When the receiver is further arranged to receive from said network a target value for a block error rate of the transmission channel; and select said second number of bits in dependence on said target block error rate value, a receiver which can provide an optimal rounded estimate in most situations, and which can calculate the rounded estimate with the limited computational resources of a terminal of the type described above, is achieved.
- the receiver may use other rounding methods, in one embodiment the receiver is further arranged to select said second number of bits by multiplying said estimate by a scaling factor; and truncating a number of bits from said multiplied estimate.
- the scaling factor has the form 2 n , where n is an integer.
- n is an integer.
- the use of this scaling factor corresponds to shifting the bit values n bits to the left, and a scaling is achieved which requires almost no computa- tional resources.
- the receiver comprises a stored table comprising corresponding values of said target block error rate and said scaling factor, from which table said scaling factor can be selected, it is just to select from the table the scaling factor corresponding to the received target value.
- said target block error rate value is the target BLER value defined in the technical specifications of 3GPP (3 rd Generation Partnership Project)
- a receiver which is appropriate in terminals according to these specifications is achieved.
- figure 1 shows a receiver circuit in which the invention may be used
- figure 2 shows how an estimate having 16 bits may be truncated so that the eight most significant bits remain
- figure 3 shows the situation of figure 2, when the estimate has a number of leading zeros
- figure 4 shows a situation in which the leading zeros are not included in the selected bits
- figure 5 shows how the estimate may be multiplied by a scaling factor before truncation
- figure 6 shows the circuit of figure 1 modified with a scaling circuit and a trun- cation circuit
- figure 7 shows the performance of a decoder measured as an achieved block error rate (BLER) as a function of the signal-to-interference ratio (SIR) of the received radio signal for two different scaling factors
- figure 8 shows a table corresponding to figure 7 for selection of the scaling factor
- figure 9 shows the performance of a decoder measured as an achieved block error rate (BLER) as a function of the signal-to-interference ratio (SIR) of the received radio signal for three different scaling factors
- figure 10 shows a table corresponding to figure 9 for selection of the scaling factor.
- BLER block error rate
- SIR signal-to-interference ratio
- FIG. 1 shows an example of a receiver circuit 1 in which the invention can be used.
- the receiver circuit 1 is here a part of a terminal, e.g. a mobile telephone, for use in a communications system according to the 3GPP UMTS standard (3 rd Generation Partnership Project - Universal Mobile Telecommunications System).
- the receiver circuit could also be located in e.g. a base station corresponding to uplink transmission.
- a radio signal representing coded data symbols sent from a corresponding transmitter is received through an antenna 2 and down-converted to a baseband signal in a front-end receiver block 3.
- This block further includes a number of other functions, such as amplification, automatic gain control, analog-to-digital conversion, despreading and a RAKE combiner, but since these functions are not relevant to the present invention, they are not described in further detail here.
- the signal r is represented as a digital value in the circuit by a number of bits, e.g. a bits, in two-compliment notation in the real as well as the imaginary part.
- a channel estimator 4 computes a channel estimate h from the received signal r. This estimate is also represented as a digital value in the circuit by a number of bits, e.g. b bits, in two-compliment notation in the real as well as the imaginary part.
- the estimate ⁇ would now be represented as a digital value by a + b bits in two-compliment notation in the real as well as the imaginary part, but typically the computational resources are not sufficient to handle values with so many bits, and therefore some of the bits have to be truncated so that the estimate y is represented by e.g. c bits, where c ⁇ a + b, before the estimate is further processed in a channel decoder 6.
- the estimate ⁇ will then be represented by 16 bits. If, however, only eight bits are available also for the representation of the estimate, the 16-bit estimate;; has to be replaced by an 8-bit estimate/, and therefore the other eight bits will have to be truncated. Since all 16 bits may be carrying informa- tion, it will be obvious to keep the eight most significant bits and truncate the eight least significant bits, as it is shown in figure 2.
- the present invention relates to the selection of an appropriate scaling factor to be used in the scaling circuit 8. If a fixed factor is used, there will sometimes be overflow, and sometimes there will still be leading zeros. Adaptive algorithms exist which are able to continuously update the scaling factor based on the input to the circuit, but these algorithms typically require more computational power than is available in portable terminals.
- the estimate/ i.e. the estimated coded data symbol
- a channel decoder 6 which as examples could be a turbo decoder or a convolutional decoder.
- the performance of this decoder will depend on the selected scaling factor in the scaling circuit 8.
- the performance may be measured as an achieved block error rate (BLER) as a function of the signal- to-interference ratio (SIR) of the received radio signal.
- BLER block error rate
- SIR signal- to-interference ratio
- the signal-to-interference ratio may be changed by changing the signal level of the signal transmitted from the remote end of the transmission link, and thus figure 7 shows as an example that if scaling factor I is used in combination with this decoder, a signal-to-interference ratio of -8,3 dB is needed to provide a block error rate of 10 "2 . If, however, scaling factor II had been used, a signal-to-interference ratio of -9 dB would have been sufficient to achieve the same block error rate. On the other hand, if a block error rate of 10 "4 is required, scaling factor I is the only usable scaling factor, because with factor II block error rates below approximately 10 "3 cannot be achieved.
- scaling factor I is 2 2 , corresponding to shifting two bits to the left
- scaling factor II is 2 4 , corresponding to shifting four bits to the left
- factor II will result in overflow when the signal level reaches a certain level, and that is the reason that prevents the low block error rates from being achieved with this factor.
- target BLER block error rate
- a table with corresponding values of target BLER values and scaling factors is used.
- An example is shown in figure 8. It is seen that scaling factor I (2 2 ) is selected for target BLER values ⁇ 10 "3 , while scaling factor II (2 4 ) is selected for target BLER values >10 "3 .
- scaling factor I (2 2 ) is selected for target BLER values ⁇ 10 '4
- scaling factor II (2 3 ) is selected for target BLER values in the range 10 "4 - 10 "3
- scaling factor III (2 4 ) is selected for target BLER values >10 "3 .
- the scaling factor can be optimized for several target BLER values compared to the situation where only one scaling factor is used.
- the better performance is achieved with the use of only slightly higher amount of computational resources.
- the suggested solution requires much less complexity than the use of adaptive algorithms, which continuously estimate e.g. the signal-to- interference ratio or the actual block error rate.
- the information about the target BLER value is used for selecting a scaling factor.
- the relevant bits may also be selected directly as it was illustrated in figure 4, and in that case the information about the target BLER value defines the position of the selected bits.
- truncation is just one of several possible rounding methods, and of course the idea of the invention can be used with other rounding methods as well.
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