分布式无线通信系统中的线性离散码分析-linear discrete code analysis in distributed wireless communication system.docx

proposed. To further reduce complexity, we propose an algorithm based on matrix cancellation. Simulation results suggest that the TAS based on matrix cancellation has lower complexity and the approximate performance with the optimal maximum capacity TAS. Unlike the max-min eigenvalue TAS which is affected by the minimum average channel gain in the edge of cross-coverage in DWCS, the TAS based on matrix cancellation is affected less and can get a good performance.Multi-rate LDC transmission is proposed to effectively use the channels moved by TAS. First, the multi-rate LDC with symbols from different modulations is considered which is realized by the power allocation among different symbols based on the BER formula and has high complexity. Further, we propose an algorithm of multi-rate LDC codeword design with symbols from the same modulation subset. Compared with the traditional LDC, there is no additional complexity based only on the replace of LDC basis matrix. To further improve the reliability, the adaptive of multi-rate LDC and traditional LDC-TAS is introduced and can get better performance than tradition dual-mode transmit antenna selection without additional complexity.Considering the point of modulation, we theretically prove that the lower order modulation is more effective than the higher order modulation under a given transmission rate base on the approximate constellation constrained capacity formula. Further, the AM-STC based on instantaneous channel information is proposed and can effectively improve the spectral efficiency at low SNRs.Finally, D-LDC, LDC-TAS with lower complexity, multi-rate LDC and AM-STC are compared from the aspects of BER performance, feedback bits, complexity and codeword storage space. An algorithm with lower complexity and higher reliability is selected and has a good practical in DWCS.Key Words: Distributed wireless communication system, Linear dispersion codes, Transmit antenna selection, Multi-rate linear dispersion codes,