Abstract

This paper addresses the concern of complexity involved with adaptive equalization in wireless systems operating over time-varying and frequency selective multiple-input multiple-output (MIMO) channels. Here, we propose a decision feedback equalizer using binormalized data-reusing least mean square (BNLMS) algorithm with set-membership filtering for MIMO channels. The performance of the equalizer is investigated for a MIMO receiver in a multi-path fading environment as experienced in the indoor and pedestrian environment. The equalizer performance is also studied for channels having higher delay and Doppler spread. The convergence issues, BER performance and tracking capabilities are examined through computer simulations. Moreover, the computational complexity issue for this MIMO equalizer is compared with other existing data-selective algorithm based techniques.

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