An efficient MIMO scheme with signal space diversity for future mobile communications
An efficient wireless transmission scheme with the signal space diversity (SSD) is proposed to improve the performance of multiple-input multiple-output (MIMO) systems in fading channels. By introducing the rotated modulation and space-time component interleaver, the proposed scheme jointly optimizes channel coding, modulation, and MIMO and can improve the link reliability and energy efficiency. An optimum spatial component interleaver is proposed to maximize the MIMO achievable rate. Based on the average mutual information (AMI)-maximization criterion, the optimal rotation angles of real-valued signal and complex-valued QAM signal are investigated for the MIMO scheme. For the iterative demapping and decoding (ID) scheme, a simple genetic algorithm (GA) to search binary convolution code (BCC) is also put forward to match the rotated modulation. Simulation results show that the optimized BCC-coded MIMO scheme with SSD-ID outperforms the turbo-coded MIMO scheme with bit-interleaved coded modulation (BICM)-ID by 1.4 dB signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) gain, while the new scheme has much lower complexity. So, the proposed scheme is simple, efficient, and promising for future wireless communication systems.
signal space diversity (ssd) multiple-input multiple-output (mimo) quadrature amplitude modulation (qam) iterative demodulation and decoding (id) extrinsic information transfer chart (exit)