WO2005069505A1 - Method for transmitting/receiving signal in mimo system - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a method for transmitting a signal in a mobile communications system, and particularly, to a method for transmitting a signal in an MIMO system using a plurality of transmit/receive antennas.
- STTD space time transmit diversity
- the STTD can be applied to every downlink physical channels except a synchronization channel (SCH) of WCDMA, in which there is no need for feedback information transmitted from a receiving end to a transmitting end, and accordingly it is advantageous to have diversity of system performances according to variation of speed and a radio channel.
- SCH synchronization channel
- the STTD technique uses two transmit antennas and a single receive antenna, by which diversity advantages of space and time can be achieved together by simply performing a space-time coding with respect to symbols transmitted through the two antennas.
- the conventional STTD system requires two transmit antennas and a space-time coding block (namely, an STTD encoder) in order to code symbols therebetween transmitted through the two transmit antennas.
- the STTD is operated as can be seen from [Table 1].
- each channel h and h may be estimated frcm a pattern of a pilot signal 1 2 transmitted from the respective transmit antennas.
- a double STTD (hereinafter, refer to D-STTD) is a method obtained by enlarging the STTD technique using only two transmit antennas to an MIMO (Multi Input Multi Output) system.
- the D-STTD system using four transmit antennas can include two STTD pairs.
- the D-STTD system has been first proposed in the 3GPP by Texas Instrument. After then, an antenna shuffling has been also proposed. In this antenna shuffling, different modulation methods (QPSK, QAM and the like) are applied to each STTD pair and the receiving end measures correlation between transmit antennas, thereby determining an STTD antenna pair. Furthermore, Mitsubishi Electric has been once proposed Sub group rate control D-STTD capable of applying an MCS (modulation and coding set) different from each other to the each STTD pair.
- MCS modulation and coding set
- Figure 1 is a schematic diagram showing a D-STTD system of the related art.
- data to be transmitted through the D-STTD system is separated in a dermltiplexer 10 as a signal for two STTD pairs (each STTD pair includes a modulator, an STTD encoder and an antenna).
- the modulators 11 and 12 and the STTD encoders 13 and 14 of each STTD pair respectively modulate and code a signal by using a modulation and a coding rate selected depending on the MCS feedbacked from the receiving end.
- the transmitted signal passed through the respective modulators 11 and 12 and the respective STTD encoders 13 and 14 is transmitted through the transmit antenna pair. During this, the respective STTD encoders 13 and 14 receive two symbols at once from each modulator 11 and 12.
- STTD decoders 15 and 16 and demodulators 17 and 18 of the receiving end decode and demodulate the signal received through the transmit antenna by using the MCS.
- the received signal demodulated by the respective demodulators 17 and 18 is then imltiplexed at a miltiplexer 19 and thereby recovered to the original data.
- a channel predictor 20 of the receiving end receives the received signal and estimates a D-STTD channel matrix.
- An MCS selecting unit 21 calculates a signal to interference noise ratio (SINR) of each data stream on the basis of the estimated D-STTD channel matrix, and accordingly selects a proper MCS corresponding to the SINR of each data stream, thereafter feedbacking it to the transmitting end.
- SINR signal to interference noise ratio
- FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram showing an STTD system combined with a beamforming of the related art.
- the D-STTD system additionally includes beamforming units 22 and 23, which can be applied when using only two transmit antennas.
- data (a signal) to be transmitted is dermltiplexed at the demiltiplexer 30 and then inputted to each modulator 31 and 32.
- Each modulator 31 and 32 and each STTD encoder 33 and 34 respectively modulate and code the de- miltiplexed signal according to a modulation and a coding rate selected with reference to an MCS feedbacked from the receiving end.
- the STTD encoders 33 and 34 receive two symbols at once from the respective modulators 31 and 32.
- Beamforming units 35 and 36 perform a beamforming by imltiplying a symbol (e.g., s and s ) which is space-time coded (STTD-performed) at each STTD encoder 33 1 2 and 34 by an eigenvector, and thereafter transmit it through each transmit antenna.
- a symbol e.g., s and s
- STTD-performed space-time coded
- [w w ] refers to an eigenvector corresponding to a masimm eigenvalue of 1 2 a half-square matrix £ 2 of a correlation matrix between transmit antennas.
- ⁇ may be defined as in case of using two transmit antennas.
- the ⁇ and ⁇ ( ⁇ > ⁇ ) refer to 1 2 2 1 eigenvalues of the £ 2 2 .
- E and ⁇ depict symbol energy and Gaussian noise, respectively.
- the respective STTD decoders 37 and 38 and the 1 2 respective demodulators 39 and 40 decode and demodulate the received signal with reference to the MCS and the eigenvector. Then, the received signal demodulated at the respective demodulators 39 and 40 is converted into a serial data item at a multiplexer 41, and accordingly restored to an original data stream.
- the channel predictor 42 of the receiving end receives the received signal and estimates an STTD channel matrix.
- An MCS selecting unit 43 calculates a signal to interference noise ratio (SINR) of each data stream depending on the estimated STTD channel matrix, and then selects an MCS corresponding to the SINR of each data stream, thereafter feedbacking it to the transmitting end.
- SINR signal to interference noise ratio
- the transmit antennas are bound as two antenna pairs, and a plurality of data streams are transmitted through the corresponding antenna pair.
- the eigenvector corresponding to the maxm ⁇ n eigenvalue of the half- square matrix of the correlation matrix (configuring the correlation value between the transmit antennas as a matrix) is used as a weight value for the beamforming.
- obtaining the value of the correlation matrix of the transmitting end is actually very difficult, so that the STTD combined with the beamforming of the related art can not be easily applied.
- the eigenvector has been used as the weight value to be used for the beamforming in condition that it is possible to obtain the eigenvector corresponding to the masimm eigenvalue of the correlation matrix configured with the correlation value between transmit antennas.
- the channel matrix measured by the receiving end includes the correlation value between transmit antennas, the correlation value between receive antennas, and a channel value in a radio channel circumstance all together, it is actually very hard to separate only the correlation value between the transmit antennas frcm the channel matrix. Furthermore, the correlation value between the transmit antennas in an actual circumstance can be varied depending on time. The method for obtaining the weight value by using the correlation value between the transmit antennas of the related art may thus be hard to be actually applied.
- an object of the present invention is to provide a method for transmitting a signal capable of improving data transmission speed and a receiving rate in a D-STTD system and a system with which beamforming is combined.
- Another object of the present invention is to provide a method for transmitting a signal for feedbacking information to determine a transmit antenna pair from a receiving end to a transmitting end during a D-STTD transmission.
- Still another object of the present invention is to provide a method for transmitting a signal for applying more efficiently an STTD method with which beamforming is combined.
- Yet another object of the present invention is to provide a method for transmitting a signal for performing a space-time miltiplesng (STTD) and a beamforming by each antenna pair.
- a method for transmitting a signal in a double-space-time transmit diversity (STTD) system (D-STTD) for transmitting a data stream through each STTD pair including two antennas, the method in which a receiving end calculates a signal to interference noise ratio (SINR) with respect to every antenna pairs forming an STTD pair to be transmittable from a transmitting end, and feedbacks antenna pair determination information for a D-STTD transmission to the transmitting end.
- STTD double-space-time transmit diversity
- SINR signal to interference noise ratio
- the antenna pair determination information indicates an antenna pair showing the greatest SINR, namely, an antenna pair having an instantaneous masm ⁇ n reception data amount.
- the antenna pair determination information is transmitted by a separate feedback signal designated between transmitting and receiving ends.
- the antenna pair determination information can be transmitted together with another feedback signal designated between the transmitting and receiving ends.
- the another feedback signal refers to information of a modulation and coding set (MCS) to be used in the antenna pair determined by the antenna pair determination information.
- MCS modulation and coding set
- a method for transmitting a signal, in a space-time transmit diversity (STTD) system for transmitting a space-time imltiplexed and beam-formed symbol through a plurality of antennas comprising the steps of: calculating an eigenvector of a channel matrix with respect to each transmit antenna and accordingly feedbacking it to a transmitting end; and performing a beamforming with respect to the STTD-performed transmission symbol by using the feedbacked eigenvector as a weight vector.
- the channel matrix includes a correlation value between transmit antennas, a correlation value between receive antennas and a channel value in a radio channel circumstance all together.
- the eigenvector is feedbacked from the receiving end to the transmitting end, and corresponds to a masimm eigenvalue of the channel matrix calculated at the receiving end.
- a method for transmitting a signal in a system for performing a space-time miltiplexing and a beamforming with respect to a transmission symbol, the method comprising the steps of: calculating an eigenvector of a channel matrix of a transmit antenna pair which has the greatest instantaneous masimm reception data amount and accordingly feedbacking it to a transmitting end; and performing in the transmitting end a beamforming with respect to the transmission symbol STTD-performed by an antenna pair, by using the feedbacked eigenvector as a weight vector.
- the weight vector is an eigenvector of an actual channel matrix with respect to each antenna pair.
- the channel matrix includes a correlation value between transmit antennas, a correlation value between receive antennas and a channel value in a radio channel circumstance all together.
- the transmit antenna pair is an antenna pair having the greatest signal to interference noise ratio (SINR).
- SINR signal to interference noise ratio
- Figure 1 is a schematic diagram showing a D-STTD system of the related art
- FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram showing an STTD system with which a beamforming is combined of the related art
- Figure 3 is a schematic diagram showing a D-STTD system applied to the present invention
- Figure 4 is a flow chart showing how to transmit a signal in a D-STTD system according to the present invention
- FIG. 5 is a schematic diagram showing an embodiment of an STTD system, with which a beamforming is combined, applied to the present invention.
- FIG. 6 is a schematic diagram showing another embodiment of the STTD system, with which the beamforming is combined, applied to the present invention.
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- a transmitting end having a plurality of transmit antennas receives frcm a receiving end MCS information, determination information of an STTD pair (an antenna pair) and/or an eigenvector by a feedback signal, and accordingly performs a D-STTD transmission or a beamforming.
- the feedback signal may be predetermined by an agreement between transmitting and receiving ends.
- the MCS information to be used in the determined antenna pair is transmitted by using separate feedback information.
- the MCS information should be predetermined at the transmitting end and the receiving end and have the number of respective cases as a table type. Furthermore, it is possible to form a designated feedback information table by using the feedback information with respect to the determined antenna pair and the MCS information to be used in each antenna.
- a method for transmitting a signal proposes a method in a D-STTD system, in which a receiving end determines an STTD pair (an antenna pair) to thereafter feedback it to a transmitting end, and the transmitting end performs a symbol transmission according to the feedbacked information.
- the receiving end estimates a channel of each transmit antenna to thereafter calculate a signal to interference noise ratio (SINR) with respect to each STTD pair.
- SINR signal to interference noise ratio
- a method for transmitting a signal proposes a method for calculating a weight value for performing a beamforming in an STTD system with which a beamforming is combined, and particularly, a method for efficiently applying the beamforming-ccmbined STTD method in case that there are two or more transmit antennas.
- a receiving end of the present invention estimates a channel matrix including correlation between transmit antennas, a channel condition under a radio circumstance and correlation between receive antennas all together. Then, the receiving end feedbacks an eigenvector corresponding to a maxfamm eigenvalue of the estimated channel matrix as a weight value required for a beamforming of a transmitting end.
- a transmit antenna pair is formed, and then a space-time multiplexing (STTD) and a beamforming are performed with respect to a symbol to be transmitted through each transmit antenna pair.
- STTD space-time multiplexing
- FIG. 3 is a schematic diagram showing a D-STTD system applied to the present invention
- Figure 4 is a flow chart showing a procedure for determining and feedbacking antenna pair determination information to be used in a transmitting end.
- the D-STTD system shown in Figure 3 has the same configuration as the conventional D-STTD system shown in Figure 1 except an antenna separation and MCS selecting unit 111. It shows only different reference numerals therefrcm.
- the antenna separation and MCS selecting unit 111 determines an MCS to be used in the transmitting end and an antenna pair for an STTD transmission, and feedbacks the determined information to respective modulators 101 and 102 and respective STTD encoders 103 and 104 by a feedback signal.
- a receiving end calculates a signal to interference noise ratio (SINR) with respect to every antenna pairs configuring an STTD pair to be transmittable from a transmitting end.
- SINR signal to interference noise ratio
- the receiving end selects an antenna pair corresponding to the greatest SINR among calculated SINRs, namely, an antenna pair having the greatest instantaneous masimm reception data amount, and thereafter the receiving end feedbacks the information of the selected antenna pair together with the MCS to the transmitting end (steps Sll and SI 2). Therefore, the transmitting end performs a D- STTD transmission by using the MCS and the antenna pair (the STTD pair) determined by the information feedbacked from the receiving end (step SI 3).
- SI 3 signal to interference noise ratio
- Equation (4) For instance, assuming that the D-STTD system shown in Figure 3 uses four transmit antennas (TX1-TX4) and a receive antenna (Rx) and h , h , h , and h are 11 12 13 1 channels between each transmit antenna (TX1-TX4) and the receive antenna (Rx).
- a channel matrix to be estimated in a channel predictor 110 can be depicted as shown in Equation (4) herebelow.
- the antenna separation and MCS selecting unit 111 obtains the SINR for each STTD pair as shown in Equations (5) and (6) by using an MMSE (Minimm Mean Square Error) reception algorithm with respect to the two STTD pairs. Equation (5)
- the SINR refers to a signal to interference noise ratio with respect to a data stream when setting Txl and Tx2 as an STTD pair, while the SINR refers to the signal to in- 2 terference noise ratio with respect to a data stream when setting Tx3 and Tx4 as 2 another STTD pair.
- s refers to Gaussian noise in the receive antenna
- H refers to a Hermitian operation of a vector formed of a complex number.
- Equation (4) indicates a channel matrix for obtaining the SINR when performing the D-STTD with the STTD pairs (1,2) and (3,4).
- the channel matrix is configured as shown in Equation (7) herebelow, and thereafter the SINR can be obtained by using Equations (5) and (6).
- Equation (6) a column sequence of the channel matrix shown in Equation (6) corresponds to (1,3,2,4) when the column sequence of the channel matrix shown in Equation (4) is (1,2,3,4). Therefore, in the channel matrix obtained when performing the D-STTD with the STTD pairs (1,3) and (2,4), because only the column sequence has been changed, the SINR for each STTD pair can be obtained by using Equations (5) and (6).
- the SINR of each data stream can be obtained by changing a configuration of the channel matrix and then using the equations (Equations (5) and (6)) of the same SINR.
- the antenna separation and MCS selecting unit 111 feedbacks the MCS method and the antenna pair determination information to the transmitting end.
- the MCS indicates the instantaneous masm ⁇ n reception data amount receivable in the current receiving end.
- the antenna separation and MCS selecting unit 111 obtains the SINR for each antenna pair (each STTD pair), and selects an antenna pair having the greatest instantaneous masimm reception data amount as an antenna pair for the transmit antennas, thereafter feedbacking it to the transmitting end.
- the feedbacked MCS information is used in each modulator 31 and 32 and each STTD encoder 33 and 34 of the transmitting end for modulating and coding
- the antenna pair determination information is used for distributing an output of each modulator 101 and 102 and each STTD encoder 103 and 104 to be suitable for each antenna pair.
- the receiving end performs a suitable signal processing opposite to a signal processing of the transmitting end through the STTD decoders 105 and 1 $ the demodulators 107 and 108 and the rmltiplexer 109, thereby restoring an original data.
- FIG. 5 illustrates an example of the beamforming-combined STTD system according to the present invention.
- the STTD system shown in Figure 5 has the same configuration as the conventional STTD system shown in Figure 2 except an operation of an MCS selecting unit 213. It shows only different reference numerals therefrom.
- the MCS selecting unit 213 calculates an eigenvector corresponding to a masimm eigenvalue of a channel matrix estimated at a channel predictor 212, and thereafter feedbacks it together with the MCS to the transmitting end by a feedback signal.
- an actual channel matrix estimated at the channel predictor 212 can be indicated as shown in Equation (8) herebelow.
- ⁇ ⁇ R ' U T 2 Equation (8)
- H refers to a matrix configured with a channel value in a radio channel.
- the MCS selecting unit 213 of the receiving end calculates a weight value for an STTD and beamforming of the transmitting end by using an eigenvalue and an eigenvector of the channel matrix to be actually estimated at the receiving end.
- the eigenvector of the channel matrix H ' to be actually estimated at the receiving end can be used as the weight value for the beamforming of the transmitting end.
- the rrcdulators 201 and 202 and the STTD encoders 203 and 204 perform a modulation and an STTD with respect to a symbol (data stream) to be transmitted by using the MCS feedbacked frcm the receiving end.
- the beamforming units 205 and 206 miltiply the STTD-performed symbol by the eigenvector (weight value) feedbacked from the receiving end and perform the beamforming, thereafter transmitting it to each transmit antenna.
- the transmitting end can transmit the symbol as a type that the STTD is combined with the beamforming as shown in Equation (9) herebelow.
- [ ⁇ ⁇ ] refers to eigenvectors corresponding to a masimm eigenvalue of 1 2 the channel matrix H ' to be actually estimated at the receiving end
- ⁇ can be defined as when using two transmit antennas.
- ⁇ and ⁇ ( ⁇ > ⁇ ) are eigenvalues of 1 2 2 1 H 2
- E refers to symbol energy
- ⁇ refers to energy of Gaussian noise.
- the method for transmitting a signal according to the present invention in the beamforming-combined STTD system can be applied even in case of using four or more antennas without a limitation on four transmit antennas.
- FIG. 6 illustrates another embodiment of the beamforming-combined STTD system.
- the STTD system shown in Figure 6 is used in case of using more than four transmit antennas, and actually has the same configuration as the STTD system shown in Figure 5 except an antenna separation and MCS selecting unit 220.
- the antenna separation and MCS selecting unit 220 performs a function for feedbacking a feedback signal (MCS), an eigenvector and antenna pair determination information to the modulators 201 and 202 and the beamforming units 205 and 206 of the transmitting end.
- MCS feedback signal
- a symbol (signal) to be transmitted is dermltiplexed at the deimltiplexer 220 and then inputted to an STTD pair (each STTD pair includes the modulator, the STTD encoder and the beamforming unit).
- Each modulator 201 and 202 and each STTD encoder 203 and 204 modulate and code the transmitted signal by using a modulation and a coding rate selected with reference to the MCS feedbacked from the receiving end.
- the beamforming units 205 and 206 miltiply the symbol which has been space-time coded (STTD-performed) at each STTD encoder 203 and 204 by the eigenvector feedbacked from the receiving end.
- the beamforming units 205 and 206 then perform a beamforming, and thereafter transmit it to each transmit antenna pair.
- each STTD decoder 207 and 208 and each demodulator 209 and 210 decode and demodulate the received signal by using the MCS and the eigenvector.
- the received signal demodulated at each demodulator 209 and 210 is then converted into a serial data item at the multiplexer 211, and accordingly restored to an original symbol.
- the channel predictor 212 of the receiving end receives the received signal and estimates a channel matrix to be actually estimated thereat.
- the antenna separation and MCS selecting unit 230 feedbacks to the transmitting end the eigenvector corresponding to a maxfamm eigenvalue of the estimated channel matrix as a weight vector by the feedback signal.
- each beamforming unit 205 and 2 $ performs the beamforming with respect to each antenna pair (1,2) and (3,4) as shown in Equation (9) above and Equation (10) herebelow.
- [ ⁇ ⁇ ] refers to an eigenvector corresponding to a maxfamm eigenvalue of 3 4 a channel matrix to be actually estimated at the receiving end with respect to the transmit antenna (3,4) and is feedbacked at the receiving end.
- ⁇ may be defined as .
- ⁇ and ⁇ ( ⁇ > ⁇ ) refer to eigenvalues of a channel matrix to be 1 2 2 1 actually estimated at the receiving end corresponding to the transmit antenna (3, 4).
- the transmitting end has the even number of transmit antennas
- the method for transmitting a signal in case of using two transmit antennas can be applied thereto as well.
- the STTD and beamforming are sequentially performed, and thus it is possible to reduce an amount of weight value to be feedbacked from the receiving end (a terminal).
- two data streams can be transmitted at the same time, and there are only four ( ⁇ , ⁇ , ⁇ , ⁇ ) weight 1 2 3 4 values to be feedbacked at the receiving end.
- the receiving end should feedback totally 16 complex number values (eigenvalues) to the transmitting end.
- the receiving end should only feedback two weight vectors of which dimension is 2x1 to the transmitting end.
- the antennas can be combined as various different pairs in addition to (1,2) and (3,4). Accordingly, the antenna separation and MCS selecting unit 220 of the receiving end, as shown in Figure 4 calculates the signal to interference noise ratio (SINR) with respect to every antenna pairs (channel matrixes to be estimated), and accordingly can feedback the transmit antenna pair having the greatest SINR, namely, the largest instantaneous masimm reception data amount, to the transmitting end. During this, the antenna separation and MCS selecting unit 220 configures a channel matrix corresponding to the selected antenna pair, and calculates and feedbacks a weight value for the beamforming.
- SINR signal to interference noise ratio
- This method for transmitting a signal adopts advantages of the STTD as well as the beamforming, so as to be very effective when transmitting a plurality of data streams (symbols) independently.
- the antennas can be extended by setting them as a pair by two antennas, so that there is no problem of expandability thereof.
- the present invention in case of using a plurality of antennas in the beamforming-combined STTD system, it is effective to improve a data transmission speed and a data receiving rate which are advantages of the STTD and the beamforming by setting them as a pair by two antennas and performing the STTD and the beamforming together thereby to transmit a plurality of data streams. Furthermore, for the weight vector in order to perform the beamforming, the eigenvector of the channel matrix to be estimated at the receiving end is used thereas, so that it can be appropriate for an actual application.
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