EXIT Chart Evaluation of a Receiver Structure for Multi-User Multi-Antenna OFDM Systems

P. Hammarberg, F. Rusek, P. Rossi, O. Edfors
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Abstract

In this paper we evaluate, by means of Extrinsic Information Transfer (EXIT) charts, an iterative receiver that has emerged as a promising candidate for non-coherent multi-user multi-antenna OFDM systems. The receiver performs parallel interference cancellation (followed by linear filtering) and channel estimation, using soft symbols obtained from a bank of single-user decoders. For the sake of conceptual clarity we study a system with two single antenna users and a receiver with two antennas, and we demonstrate how the convergence behavior of the receiver can be visualized using paired three dimensional EXIT surfaces. Our results show that the actual decoder trajectories obtained through simulations are well predicted from the EXIT charts. For the iterative receiver under investigation we identify a very specific problem with EXIT chart generation; the EXIT curve for the inner component decoder depends on the outer encoder. To handle this problem we propose a modification to the iterative receiver which solves the aforementioned problem; the performance degradation is demonstrated to be small.
多用户多天线OFDM系统接收机结构的出口图评估
在本文中,我们通过外部信息传输(EXIT)图来评估一种迭代接收机,该接收机已成为非相干多用户多天线OFDM系统的有前途的候选者。接收机使用从一组单用户解码器获得的软符号进行并行干扰消除(然后是线性滤波)和信道估计。为了概念清晰,我们研究了一个具有两个单天线用户和一个具有两个天线的接收器的系统,并演示了如何使用成对的三维EXIT曲面来可视化接收器的收敛行为。我们的结果表明,通过模拟得到的实际解码器轨迹可以很好地从EXIT图中预测出来。对于正在研究的迭代接收器,我们确定了EXIT图表生成的一个非常具体的问题;内部组件解码器的EXIT曲线取决于外部编码器。为了解决这一问题,我们对迭代接收机进行了改进,解决了上述问题;性能下降被证明是很小的。
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