A Novel Interference Mitigation Technique and Signal Strength Prediction in future Wireless Communication

Abstract

The modern cellular systems are the key enabler for the development of recent wireless communication systems. So a new concept of frequency reuse has been developed over spatial domain in cellular systems. This allows a huge number of people to interact spontaneously. The fast growth of wireless technology has raised data communication needs. As of now Long Term Evolution (LTE) is considered as the best encouraging standard for future mobile broadband services. Thus mobility management is the process to trace the Mobile Subscribers Unit (MSU) point for handing over the data packets and retain a MSU link as it continuously changes its point of connection. This paper investigates the performance of STBC backed by correlated frequency selective channels for downlink communications. Using the STBC-based MIMO profile and the Maximum Likelihood approach at MS, the required user information may be estimated. By lowering the size of the mobile unit employing DL communication, the suggested system achieves superior performance.