Abstract

Abstract In this article, an iterative successive interference cancellation (SIC) method is investigated for uplink multiple input multiple output (MIMO) single carrier frequency division multiple access (SC-FDMA). The real challenge of wireless communication is reliable symbol detection in MIMO SC-FDMA system. An iterative SIC detection method is a prominent technique which acquires low complexity and near -optimal performance for MIMO systems. MIMO SC-FDMA system with renowned multiuser linear data estimation methods are minimum mean square error (MMSE) and zero forcing (ZF) which are frequently employed in single-input single- output detector scheme owing to its affordable estimation and noteworthy performance improvement. Nevertheless, this technique performs matrix inverse calculation whose matrix size related to set of subcarriers utilized in the scheme, generally, it has around thousands. In realistic scenario, matrix inversion operations turn to very high the computational complexity. Therefore, in this contribution proposes an iterative SIC algorithm which achieves near optimal performance with lower complexity. The performance of linear receiver scheme and iterative SIC algorithm is simulated for diverse antennas configuration in MIMO SC-FDMA systems. As a results illustrate that iterative SIC algorithm outperforms conventional linear detection techniques. The analysis of the new detection approach observes good performance and the reduced complexity detection in MIMO SC-FDMA systems.

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