WO2006014142A1 - Method for detecting a signal, detector and computer program product - Google Patents
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- the invention relates to a method for detecting a siqnal, a detector and a computer program product.
- a pre-transform Before the OFDM modulation, a pre-transform can be carried ' out, resulting in a so-called PT-OFDM (pre-transform OFDM) system.
- PT-OFDM pre-transform OFDM
- An iteration (corresponding to an iteration index i) of the iterative detection algorithm corresponds to three stages,, a reconstruction step, a linear filtering step and a decision step.
- the mj_th component of the received signal r (received signal vector) is estimated. This is done by using , the previously detected symbol Ei-i (i.e. the signal vector detected in the previous iteration) .
- m ⁇ _ corresponds to the frequency domain channel with the ith smallest amplitude.
- the filtering step the cross interference of the data is removed by a linear filter denoted by G.
- a tentative (hard or soft) decision (denoted by dec ( . ) ) is made to generate the symbol detected in the ith iteration, X 1 .
- 0 m is defined as a diagonal matrix with value 1 on its mth diagonal term and 0 otherwise
- l m as a diagonal matrix with value 0 on its mth diagonal term and 1 otherwise.
- the filter used in the iterative detection algorithm is based on the least squares criteria, also known as zero forcing (ZF) filter. Improvement is marginal even when a filter based on standard minimum mean squared error (MMSE) is used.
- An object of the invention is to increase the performance of existing detecting methods.
- the object is achieved by a method for detecting a signal, a detector and a computer program product with the features according to the independent claims.
- a method for detecting a signal received via a communication channel wherein the communication channel is affected by noise, wherein the received signal is processed according to a filtering step, the filtering step comprises multiplication of at least one component of the received signal with a filter coefficient and the filter coefficient comprises a noise variance offset which corresponds to the variance of the noise.
- Figure 1 shows a transmitter/receiver system 100 according to an embodiment of the invention.
- Figure 2 shows a receiver 200 according to an embodiment of the invention.
- Figure 3 shows a nonlinear detection unit according to an embodiment of the invention.
- a filter is used for reconstructing the received signal which has the noise variance of the channel as additional input and which processes the received signal in dependence of the magnitude of the variance of the noise that affects the channel.
- At least one filter coefficients of the filter is modified by an offset made up by the noise variance. This means that at least one filter coefficient is a term that comprises the noise variance as summand.
- Embodiments of the invention arise form the dependent claims. Embodiments of the invention which are described in the context of the method for detecting a signal are analogously valid for the detector and the computer program product.
- the received signal is grouped into a plurality of blocks.
- the processing of the received signal according to the filtering step may corresponds to the multiplication of a block of the received signal with a filtering matrix.
- the filtering matrix may correspond to a product of matrices, wherein one of the matrices is a channel coefficient matrix that comprises components which are terms of channel coefficients that specify the transmission characteristics of the channel.
- a channel coefficient is typically denoted by h and specifies the impulse responses of the channel, for example in the frequency domain.
- At least one of the components of the channel coefficient matrix is a term of a channel coefficient and the variance of the noise. In another embodiment, a plurality of the components of the channel coefficient matrix are terms of a channel coefficient and the variance of the noise.
- At least one of the components of the channel coefficient matrix is the conjugate of a channel coefficient divided by the sum of the square of the absolute value of the channel coefficient and the noise variance.
- At least one of the components of the channel coefficient matrix can be the inverse of a channel coefficient.
- the variance of the noise of the channel is determined.
- the invention can for example be used in communication systems according to WLAN 11a, WLAN Hg, WLAN Hn, Super 3G, HIPERLAN 2 and WIMAX (Worldwide Interoperability for Microwave Access) and B3G (beyond 3G) .
- Pig.l shows a transmitter/receiver system 100 according to an embodiment of the invention.
- ⁇ ..., M are transmitted at the same time in form of one OFDM symbol.
- the vector of information symbols following also called, the original signal vector, is fed to a pre-transform unit 101.
- the superscript T denotes the transpose operator.
- W represents a PT (pre-transform) matrix of size M x M. There is no loss of code rate in terms of number of information symbols transmitted per channel use. In the case of an OFDM system, the matrix W would simply be an identity matrix.
- the vector (or block) of modulation symbols s_ generated by the pre-transform unit 101 is then passed to an IFFT (inverse fast Fourier transform) unit 102 which carries out an inverse fast Fourier transform on the block of modulation symbols.
- IFFT inverse fast Fourier transform
- the inverse fast Fourier transform is used in this embodiment as an efficient realization of an inverse Fourier transform.
- Other domain transformations can be used instead of the inverse fast Fourier transform, for example an inverse discrete sine transform or an inverse discrete cosine transform.
- the vector generated by the IFFT unit 102 is then mapped from parallel to serial, i.e. to a sequence of signal values, by a P/S (parallel to serial) unit 103.
- a cyclic prefix unit 104 inserts a cyclic prefix into the sequence of signal values to form a PT-OFDM symbol which is transmitted via a channel 105.
- the cyclic prefix that is inserted has a duration no shorter than the maximum channel delay spread.
- the channel 105 is assumed to be a quasi/static frequency selective Rayleigh fading channel corrupted by additive white Gaussian noise (AWGN) .
- AWGN additive white Gaussian noise
- the pre-transform unit 101, the P/S unit 102 and the cyclic prefix unit 104 are part of a transmitter 106.
- the PT-OFDM symbol is received by a receiver 107.
- a cyclic prefix removal unit 108 removes the cyclic prefix from the PT-OFDM symbol.
- the resulting sequence of signal values is mapped from parallel to serial by a S/P unit 109 and is domain transformed according to a fast Fourier transform by an FFT (fast Fourier transform) unit 110.
- the FFT unit 110 can in other embodiments also be adapted to perform a discrete sine transform or a discrete cosine transform or another domain transformation.
- the output vector of the FFT unit 110 is denoted by and can be written as
- F diagCh ⁇ , h.2r • • ⁇ r hjyj
- n is the AWGN vector of dimension M x I.
- the output vector r of the FFT unit 110 is fed to a detection unit 111.
- the detection unit 111 performs an iterative detection algorithm.
- An iteration (corresponding to an iteration index i) of the iterative detection algorithm corresponds to three stages, a reconstruction step, a linear filtering step and a decision step.
- the m ⁇ th component of the vector r is estimated. This is done by using the previously detected symbol X j __i (i.e. the signal vector detected in the previous iteration) . mi corresponds to the frequency domain channel with the ith smallest amplitude.
- the filtering step the cross interference of the data is removed by a linear filter denoted by G.
- a tentative (hard or soft) decision (denoted by dec ( . ) ) is made to generate the symbol detected in the ith iteration, x ⁇ .
- the detected symbols X j _ are output by decision units 112.
- _0_m ⁇ s defined as a diagonal matrix with value 1 on its mth diagonal term and 0 otherwise, and X 1n as a diagonal matrix with value 0 on its mth diagonal term and 1 otherwise.
- This G is used in the filtering step of the reconstruction algorithm carried out by the detection unit 111 as described above.
- the reconstruction is extended as will be described with reference to fig.2 and fig.3.
- Fig.2 shows a receiver 200 according to an embodiment of the invention.
- the receiver 200 may be used instead of the receiver 107 shown in fig.l in the transmitter/receiver system 100.
- the receiver 200 comprises a detection unit 201 and, corresponding to the decision units 112 of the receiver 107 shown in fig.l, decision units 206.
- the receiver 200 comprises other functional units, for example an FFT unit, which are not shown in fig.2.
- a vector _r e.g. the output vector of an FFT unit performing an FFT, is fed to the detection unit 201.
- a filtering unit 202 of the receiver 201 performs a filtering step of a reconstruction algorithm, e.g. the initial filtering step of the reconstruction algorithm described above.
- the result of the filtering step, denoted by X 0 in accordance to the above description of the reconstruction algorithm is supplied to a first nonlinear detection unit 203.
- the receiver further comprises a second nonlinear detection algorithm unit 205.
- the structure of the first nonlinear detection unit 203 and the second nonlinear detection unit 205 are described in the following with reference to fig.3.
- Fig.3 shows a nonlinear detection unit 300 according to an embodiment of the invention.
- the nonlinear detection unit performs an ordered interference cancellation algorithm as will be described in the following.
- the input vector of the non-linear detection unit 300 is a soft estimate of a transmitted signal (in case of the first non-linear detection unit, this is the output X Q of the filtering unit 202) .
- the input vector of the non-linear detection unit 300 is fed to an ordering unit 301.
- the ordering unit 301 performs an ordering step by obtaining the minimum Euclidean distance of the input to any point of the signal constellation. Then, the components of the input vector are ordered from largest to smallest (minimal) Euclidean distance and a hard decision is performed on the components of the input vector to form c ⁇ ,
- Ci, C2, ..., cj/[ are fed to a cancellation unit 302 which performs the following algorithm:
- J is the number of cancellation steps and is for example chosen equal to M.
- the interference cancellation algorithm uses the "best" components of the estimate, in the sense that they have minimal Euclidean distance to the signal constellation to improve the "worse” components, which have a higher Euclidean distance to the signal constellation.
- the output of the first cancellation unit 302 is fed to the reconstruction unit 204.
- the result of each iteration performed by the reconstruction unit 204 is fed to the second non-linear detection unit 205.
- the output of the second non-linear detection unit 205 is fed back to the reconstruction unit 204 for the next iteration to be performed except for the last iteration, when the output is supplied to the decision units 206 which generate the output of the receiver 200.
- the receiver 200 can also be used with a pre-transform (according to a matrix W) according to prior art and with a filter (according to a matrix G) according to prior art.
- a pre-transform according to a matrix W
- a filter according to a matrix G
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