Tata Institute of Fundamental Research
How Much Training is Needed in Reciprocal Multiple Antenna Wireless Links?
Seminar
Organiser:
John Barretto
Date:
Monday, 5 Mar 2012, 11:30 to 12:30
Venue:
AG-80
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Abstract:
In this talk, we discuss the problem of data transmission in a single input, multiple output wireless communication system with channel estimation at both transmitter and receiver, from a Diversity- Multiplexing gain Trade-off (DMT) perspective. We consider a two-way communication system with time-division duplexing, which makes it possible to acquire Channel State Information (CSI) at the transmitter through reverse channel training, i.e., by sending a training signal from the receiver to the transmitter. We propose several schemes for reverse channel training where the training signal is dependent on the receiver's knowledge of CSI (which could be acquired, for example, through an initial forward-link training phase). We explicitly account for the time-overhead in the training schemes, and show that our proposed reverse training and power control schemes offer a significant improvement in terms of DMT compared to conventional channel-agnostic training schemes. Thus, we argue that our proposed reverse channel training schemes are a promising technique to improve the reliability and throughput of current and future wireless communication systems.
Bio: Dr. Chandra R. Murthy is an assistant professor at IISc's ECE department. His interests are in digital signal processing, information theory, estimation theory, and their applications in the optimization of MIMO, OFDM and CDMA wireless communication systems.
| Organiser: | John Barretto |
| Date: | Monday, 5 Mar 2012, 11:30 to 12:30 |
| Venue: | AG-80 |
(Scan to add to calendar)
Abstract:
In this talk, we discuss the problem of data transmission in a single input, multiple output wireless communication system with channel estimation at both transmitter and receiver, from a Diversity- Multiplexing gain Trade-off (DMT) perspective. We consider a two-way communication system with time-division duplexing, which makes it possible to acquire Channel State Information (CSI) at the transmitter through reverse channel training, i.e., by sending a training signal from the receiver to the transmitter. We propose several schemes for reverse channel training where the training signal is dependent on the receiver's knowledge of CSI (which could be acquired, for example, through an initial forward-link training phase). We explicitly account for the time-overhead in the training schemes, and show that our proposed reverse training and power control schemes offer a significant improvement in terms of DMT compared to conventional channel-agnostic training schemes. Thus, we argue that our proposed reverse channel training schemes are a promising technique to improve the reliability and throughput of current and future wireless communication systems.
Bio: Dr. Chandra R. Murthy is an assistant professor at IISc's ECE department. His interests are in digital signal processing, information theory, estimation theory, and their applications in the optimization of MIMO, OFDM and CDMA wireless communication systems.
Bio: Dr. Chandra R. Murthy is an assistant professor at IISc's ECE department. His interests are in digital signal processing, information theory, estimation theory, and their applications in the optimization of MIMO, OFDM and CDMA wireless communication systems.