Abstract

Recently, as the demand for tremendous spectral efficiency has increased, the massive multiple-input multiple-output (MIMO) system has attracted attention in the wireless communication system. In massive MIMO, the zero forcing (ZF) precoder provides optimal performance. However, the complexity for process of matrix inversion is burden in terms of practical implementation. Therefore, many researches for approximate inversion of channel matrix have been performed in order to reduce the complexity. The typical linear precoder based on approximate matrix inversion is the Gauss Seidel (GS) precoder. The GS precoder provides the similar precoded signals to ZF precoder with low complexity. However, the GS precoder does not adopt parallel implementation because of inner structure. Consequently, precoder for the GS iterative method spends a lot of times in order to estimate precoded signal. Therefore, this problem makes the GS precoder impractical. In this article, the punctured GS (PGS) is proposed in order to mitigate the problem of parallel operation by modifying inner structure for the GS precoder. However, the performance for the PGS precoder is degraded due to modified inner structure. Therefore, the ordering PGS precoder which performance degradation due to modified inner structure is mitigated is additionally introduced. As a result, although the delay when precoded signal for the PGS precoder is obtained decreases than the GS precoder, the BER performance for the PGS precoder is degraded than the GS precoder. In contrast, the ordering PGS precoder provides improved BER performance with decrease of delay compared with the GS precoder.

Highlights

  • I N the future, since demand for throughput increases to provide various services, wireless communication systems can require high bit error rate (BER) performance [1]–[3]

  • In this paper, in order to mitigate the problem of parallel operation for the Gauss Seidel (GS) precoder, the punctured GS (PGS) is proposed by modifying the structure for feedback matrix

  • The PGS precoder reduces the number of required calculations in order to obtain final estimated symbol and provides same total complexity for the GS precoder

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Summary

INTRODUCTION

I N the future, since demand for throughput increases to provide various services, wireless communication systems can require high bit error rate (BER) performance [1]–[3]. The many modified GS precoders were proposed in [19]–[22] Though these methods provide improved performance than conventional GS precoder, these schemes cannot mitigate the problem of parallel implementation. This paper proposes punctured GS (PGS) precoder which mitigates problem of parallel operation. In a different way from GS, the proposed scheme divides the gram matrix of channel This modified structure mitigates chief problem for GS. Because the relationship between parallel operation and accurate precoded signals has trade-off relation, the performance for proposed scheme is degraded than GS. According to the channel state information (CSI) by passing precoder In this system model, the precoded signal vector x ∈ CNT ×1 is given by, x = PT Fx,. Where H ∈ CK×NT and w ∈ CK×1 are complex Rayleigh flat fading channel matrix and additive white Gaussian noise (AWGN) vector with independent and identically distributed (i.i.d) complex components with zero mean and unit variance

CONVENTIONAL ZERO FORCING PRECODER
GAUSS SEIDEL PRECODER
PUNCTURED GAUSS SEIDEL SCHEME
ORDERING PGS PRECODER
H and x
TRANSMIT POWER CONSTRAINT
CONVERGENCE RATE
SIMULATION RESULTS
COMPARISON FOR EFFICIENCY OF PARALLEL OPERATION
12 Complex Rayleigh flat fading
CONCLUSION
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