Abstract

Many practical communication systems have some form of restricted precoding or postcoding, such as antenna selection, selection combining, beam selection, and limited feedback precoding, to name a few. The capacity analysis of such systems is, in general, difficult and previous works in the literature provide results only for certain simplified cases. This paper derives a novel approach to analyze the capacity for such systems under a very generic setting. The results are based on asymptotic closed-form expressions for the second-order statistics and joint distributions of eigenvalues for a set of coupled, doubly correlated Wishart matrices. A tight approximation to the joint distribution of the eigenvalues in the non-asymptotic regime is also proposed. These results are then used to show that the system capacity can be approximated as the largest element of a correlated Gaussian vector. Showing that this is equivalent to the problem of finding the distribution of sum of lognormals, we propose a novel approach to characterize its distribution. As an application, the capacity for an antenna selection system and a limited feedback precoding system is compared with their respective approximations. This paper also demonstrates how the results can be used to design the precoding codebook in limited feedback systems.

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