Abstract:
The present invention relates to a method for allocating a frequency domain spread code in a base station of a multi-carrier code division multiple access (MC-CDMA) communication system. A code allocation priority is established based on interference between previously allocated spread codes and a newly allocated spread code so as to minimize the interference caused by channel fading or a synchronization error according to a transmitting or receiving timing offset when a scheduler of the base station in the MC-CDMA communication system allocates a subcarrier group to the plurality of user terminals or channels, and the spread code is allocated to the plurality of user terminals or channels according to the established priority, by the scheduler of the base station.
Abstract:
A retransmission method maps at least some bits of codeword to symbols according to a first modulation method at the time of first transmission. The retransmission method maps at least some bits of the codeword to symbols according to a second modulation method that is different from the first modulation method at the time of second transmission after the first transmission. In this case, the second modulation method may have a lower modulation order than that of the first modulation method, or a sum of average reliability per bit of symbol according to the second modulation may be larger than a sum of average reliability per bit of symbol according to the first modulation method.
Abstract:
A method to generate a beamforming vector by a terminal includes receiving information on a first precoding matrix and a second precoding matrix from a serving base station; and generating a beamforming vector by linearly combining the first precoding matrix and the second precoding matrix.
Abstract:
An access point allocates a resource for ranging to an access terminal included therein, and receives a ranging channel that includes an identifier of the access terminal and a plurality of pilots. The AP checks the access terminal by using the received identifier, and measures a round trip delay of the access terminal based on the received pilots.
Abstract:
The present invention provides a method and an apparatus for symbol mapping. The encoder, for example a systematic encoder, of the symbol mapping apparatus encodes transmission data (S410) and outputs data in which a plurality of redundancy bits are added to a plurality of information bits. A puncturer punctures the information bits and the redundancy bits (S420). An information interleaver interleaves the punctured information bits, and a redundancy interleaver interleaves the punctured redundancy bits (S430). Finally, the symbol mapper maps the interleaved information bits and the interleaved redundancy bits onto the symbols (S440). The average log-likelihood ratio (LLR) value of mapped information bits is different from the average LLR value of the mapped redundancy bits.
Abstract:
The present invention relates to a transmission interference cancellation method for a multiuser MIMO system. The method includes decomposing a channel matrix to represent formulae of permutation matrixes including a first matrix and a second matrix; determining an optimal permutation matrix among a plurality of available permutation matrixes using a norm of multiplication of the second matrix and a transmitting data vector; and determining the second matrix using the determined optimal permutation matrix and calculating a transmitting precoding vector using the determined second matrix and the transmitting data vector.
Abstract:
Disclosed is a beam-based transmission method and device. A multi-user MIMO system forms a spatial channel matrix including a precoding matrix by using a unitary matrix, estimates performance based on the spatial channel matrix to extract and store an optimized terminal set combination and an optimized beam, and performs a scheduling process by using the optimized terminal set combination. Therefore, the optimized multi-user MIMO system can be provided by scheduling various terminals and increasing the number of terminals applied to the MIMO system.
Abstract:
Disclosed is a method for configuring an uplink frame in an OFDMA based wireless communication system. The total band of the uplink frame is divided into a predetermined number of subcarrier groups. Subcarriers within the respective allocated subcarrier groups are allocated to the subchannel defined for a predetermined number of consecutive symbols defined by slots in the uplink frame. Pilot subcarriers are allocated by the unit of the predetermined number of symbols so as to allow channel estimation from among the allocated subcarriers. Accordingly, data subcarriers are allocated by minimizing collision with specific users of adjacent cells so as to enable channel estimation using preambles in a cellular system, and some positions of the data subcarriers are allocated for pilots, thereby allowing synchronous demodulation and improving frequency reuse rates.
Abstract:
The present invention relates to a method for allocating a frequency domain spread code in a base station of a multi-carrier code division multiple access (MC-CDMA) communication system. A code allocation priority is established based on interference between previously allocated spread codes and a newly allocated spread code so as to minimize the interference caused by channel fading or a synchronization error according to a transmitting or receiving timing offset when a scheduler of the base station in the MC-CDMA communication system allocates a subcarrier group to the plurality of user terminals or channels, and the spread code is allocated to the plurality of user terminals or channels according to the established priority, by the scheduler of the base station.
Abstract:
The present invention relates to a transmitting apparatus using a spread-spectrum transmission scheme. The transmitting apparatus includes a precoder for precoding a data signal by performing a product operation between a first matrix and a diagonal matrix. The precoding outputs a signal responding to the input data by performing a product operation between the first matrix and the diagonal matrix. Such a transmitting apparatus obtains a maximum diversity gain.