CA2536425A1 - Frequency-independent spatial processing for wideband miso and mimo systems - Google Patents
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Abstract
Frequency-independent eigensteering in MISO and MIMO systems are described.
For principal mode and multi-mode eigensteering, a correlation matrix is computed for a MIMO channel based on channel response matrices and decomposed to obtain NS frequency-independent steering vectors for NS spatial channels of the MIMO channel. ND data symbol streams are transmitted on ND best spatial channels using ND steering vectors, where for ND=1 for principal mode eigensteering and ND>1 for multi-mode eigensteering. For main path eigensteering, a data symbol stream is transmitted on the best spatial channel for the main propagation path (e.g., with the highest energy) of the MIMO
channel. For receiver eigensteering, a data symbol stream is steered toward a receive antenna based on a steering vector obtained for that receive antenna.
For all eigensteering schemes, a matched filter is derived for each receive antenna based on the steering vector(s) and channel response vectors for the receive antenna.
For principal mode and multi-mode eigensteering, a correlation matrix is computed for a MIMO channel based on channel response matrices and decomposed to obtain NS frequency-independent steering vectors for NS spatial channels of the MIMO channel. ND data symbol streams are transmitted on ND best spatial channels using ND steering vectors, where for ND=1 for principal mode eigensteering and ND>1 for multi-mode eigensteering. For main path eigensteering, a data symbol stream is transmitted on the best spatial channel for the main propagation path (e.g., with the highest energy) of the MIMO
channel. For receiver eigensteering, a data symbol stream is steered toward a receive antenna based on a steering vector obtained for that receive antenna.
For all eigensteering schemes, a matched filter is derived for each receive antenna based on the steering vector(s) and channel response vectors for the receive antenna.
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1. A method of performing spatial processing in a wireless multiple-input multiple-output (MIMO) communication system, comprising:
obtaining a plurality of channel response matrices for a channel response of a MIMO channel in the MIMO system;
computing a correlation matrix for the MIMO channel based on the plurality of channel response matrices; and decomposing the correlation matrix to obtain at least one steering vector for at least one spatial channel of the MIMO channel, wherein the at least one steering vector is used by a transmitting entity for frequency-independent spatial processing of a data stream sent on the at least one spatial channel associated with the at least one steering vector.
obtaining a plurality of channel response matrices for a channel response of a MIMO channel in the MIMO system;
computing a correlation matrix for the MIMO channel based on the plurality of channel response matrices; and decomposing the correlation matrix to obtain at least one steering vector for at least one spatial channel of the MIMO channel, wherein the at least one steering vector is used by a transmitting entity for frequency-independent spatial processing of a data stream sent on the at least one spatial channel associated with the at least one steering vector.
2. The method of claim 1, wherein the plurality of channel response matrices comprise a plurality of channel impulse response matrices for a plurality of time delays of a channel impulse response of the MIMO channel.
3. The method of claim 1, wherein the plurality of channel response matrices comprise a plurality of channel frequency response matrices for a channel frequency response for a plurality of subbands of the MIMO channel.
4. The method of claim 1, wherein the computing the correlation matrix for the MIMO channel includes:
computing a correlation matrix of each of the plurality of channel response matrices to obtain a plurality of correlation matrices for the plurality of channel response matrices, and summing the plurality of correlation matrices for the plurality of channel response matrices to obtain the correlation matrix for the MIMO channel.
computing a correlation matrix of each of the plurality of channel response matrices to obtain a plurality of correlation matrices for the plurality of channel response matrices, and summing the plurality of correlation matrices for the plurality of channel response matrices to obtain the correlation matrix for the MIMO channel.
5. The method of claim 2, wherein the computing the correlation matrix fir the MIMO channel includes:
determining energy of each of the plurality of channel impulse response matrices, identifying a channel impulse response matrix with highest energy among the plurality of channel impulse response matrices, and computing a correlation matrix of the channel impulse response matrix with the highest energy to generate the correlation matrix for the MIMO channel.
determining energy of each of the plurality of channel impulse response matrices, identifying a channel impulse response matrix with highest energy among the plurality of channel impulse response matrices, and computing a correlation matrix of the channel impulse response matrix with the highest energy to generate the correlation matrix for the MIMO channel.
6. The method of claim 1, wherein eigenvalue decomposition of the correlation matrix is performed to obtain the at least one steering vector for the at least one spatial channel of the MIMO channel.
7. The method of claim 1, further comprising:
sending the at least one steering vector as feedback information to the transmitting entity.
sending the at least one steering vector as feedback information to the transmitting entity.
8. The method of claim 1, wherein the at least one steering vector is used by the transmitting entity to generate a plurality of transmit chip streams for at least one data stream sent on the at least one spatial channel of the MIMO channel, and wherein the plurality of transmit chip streams are transmitted from a plurality of transmit antennas at the transmitting entity.
9. The method of claim 1, wherein the frequency-independent spatial processing is performed by the transmitting entity in the time-domain on a stream of time-domain chips generated for the data stream by OFDM modulation.
10. The method of claim 1, wherein the frequency-independent spatial processing is performed by the transmitting entity in the frequency-domain for each of a plurality of subbands on data symbols generated for the data stream.
11. The method of claim 1, further comprising:
obtaining, from the plurality of channel response matrices, a plurality of channel response vectors for each of a plurality of receive antennas at a receiving entity; and deriving a matched filter for each of the plurality of receive antennas based on the at least one steering vector and the plurality of channel response vectors for the respective receive antenna.
obtaining, from the plurality of channel response matrices, a plurality of channel response vectors for each of a plurality of receive antennas at a receiving entity; and deriving a matched filter for each of the plurality of receive antennas based on the at least one steering vector and the plurality of channel response vectors for the respective receive antenna.
12. The method of claim 11, wherein the matched filter for each of the plurality of receive antennas is used to maximize received signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) for the respective receive antenna.
13. The method of claim 11, further comprising:
filtering a plurality of received symbol streams for the plurality of receive antennas with the plurality of matched filters.
filtering a plurality of received symbol streams for the plurality of receive antennas with the plurality of matched filters.
14. The method of claim 13, wherein the plurality of channel response matrices comprise a plurality of channel impulse response matrices for a plurality of time delays of a channel impulse response of the MIMO channel, and wherein the filtering is performed in the time domain with a plurality of time-domain matched filters derived for the plurality of receive antennas based on the at least one steering vector and the plurality of channel impulse response matrices.
15. The method of claim 13, wherein the plurality of channel response matrices comprise a plurality of channel frequency response matrices for a channel frequency response for a plurality of subbands of the MIMO channel, and wherein the filtering is performed in the frequency domain with a plurality of frequency-domain matched filters derived for the plurality of receive antennas based on the at least one steering vector and the plurality of channel frequency response matrices.
16. The method of claim 1, wherein one steering vector is obtained and used by the transmitting entity for frequency-independent spatial processing of one data stream.
17. The method of claim 16, further comprising:
deriving a matched filter for each of a plurality of receive antennas at a receiving entity based on the one steering vector and a plurality of channel response vectors for the receive antenna, wherein the plurality of channel response vectors for each receive antenna are obtained from the plurality of channel response matrices, filtering a plurality of received symbol streams for the plurality of receive antennas with the plurality of matched filters to obtain a plurality of filtered symbol streams; and combining the plurality of filtered symbol streams to obtain a detected symbol stream for the one data stream sent by the transmitting entity.
deriving a matched filter for each of a plurality of receive antennas at a receiving entity based on the one steering vector and a plurality of channel response vectors for the receive antenna, wherein the plurality of channel response vectors for each receive antenna are obtained from the plurality of channel response matrices, filtering a plurality of received symbol streams for the plurality of receive antennas with the plurality of matched filters to obtain a plurality of filtered symbol streams; and combining the plurality of filtered symbol streams to obtain a detected symbol stream for the one data stream sent by the transmitting entity.
18. The method of claim 17, further comprising:
performing equalization on the detected symbol stream to obtain a recovered symbol stream for the one data stream.
performing equalization on the detected symbol stream to obtain a recovered symbol stream for the one data stream.
19. The method of claim 1, wherein a plurality of steering vectors are obtained and used by the transmitting entity for frequency-independent spatial processing of a plurality of data streams sent on a plurality of spatial channels associated with the plurality of steering vectors.
20. The method of claim 19, further comprising:
deriving a matched filter for each of a plurality of receive antennas at a receiving entity based on the plurality of steering vectors and a plurality of channel response vectors for the receive antenna, wherein the plurality of channel response vectors for each receive antenna are obtained from the plurality of channel response matrices, filtering a plurality of received symbol streams for the plurality of receive antennas with the plurality of matched filters to obtain a plurality of filtered symbol substreams; and combining the plurality of filtered symbol substreams to obtain a plurality of detected symbol streams for the plurality of data streams sent by the transmitting entity.
deriving a matched filter for each of a plurality of receive antennas at a receiving entity based on the plurality of steering vectors and a plurality of channel response vectors for the receive antenna, wherein the plurality of channel response vectors for each receive antenna are obtained from the plurality of channel response matrices, filtering a plurality of received symbol streams for the plurality of receive antennas with the plurality of matched filters to obtain a plurality of filtered symbol substreams; and combining the plurality of filtered symbol substreams to obtain a plurality of detected symbol streams for the plurality of data streams sent by the transmitting entity.
21. The method of claim 20, further comprising:
performing space-time equalization for the plurality of detected symbol streams to obtain a plurality of recovered symbol streams for the plurality of data streams.
performing space-time equalization for the plurality of detected symbol streams to obtain a plurality of recovered symbol streams for the plurality of data streams.
22. The method of claim 21, wherein the space-time equalization is performed with a minimum mean square error linear equalizer (MMSE-LE), a decision feedback equalizer (DFE), or a maximum likelihood sequence estimator (MLSE).
23. An apparatus in a wireless multiple-input multiple-output (MIMO) communication system, comprising:
a channel estimator to obtain a plurality of channel response matrices for a channel response of a MIMO channel in a MIMO system; and a controller to compute a correlation matrix for the MIMO channel based on the plurality of channel response matrices and to decompose the correlation matrix to obtain at least one steering vector for at least one spatial channel of the MIMO
channel, wherein the at least one steering vector is used by a transmitting entity for frequency-independent spatial processing of a data stream sent on the at least spatial channel associated with the at least one steering vector.
a channel estimator to obtain a plurality of channel response matrices for a channel response of a MIMO channel in a MIMO system; and a controller to compute a correlation matrix for the MIMO channel based on the plurality of channel response matrices and to decompose the correlation matrix to obtain at least one steering vector for at least one spatial channel of the MIMO
channel, wherein the at least one steering vector is used by a transmitting entity for frequency-independent spatial processing of a data stream sent on the at least spatial channel associated with the at least one steering vector.
24. The apparatus of claim 23, wherein the controller computes a correlation matrix of each of the plurality of channel response matrices to obtain a plurality of correlation matrices for the plurality of channel response matrices, and to sum the plurality of correlation matrices to obtain the correlation matrix for the MIMO channel.
25. The apparatus of claim 23, wherein the plurality of channel response matrices comprise a plurality of channel impulse response matrices for a plurality of time delays of a channel impulse response of the MIMO channel, and wherein the controller determines energy of each of the plurality of channel impulse response matrices and computes a correlation matrix of a channel impulse response matrix with highest energy among the plurality of channel impulse response matrices to obtain.
26. The apparatus of claim 23, further comprising:
a plurality of matched filters for a plurality of receive antennas, one matched filter for each receive antenna, each matched filter is used to filter a received symbol stream for an associated receive antenna to obtain a filtered symbol stream, wherein the matched filter for each receive antenna is derived based on the at least one steering vector and a plurality of channel response vectors for the receive antenna, and wherein the plurality of channel response vectors for each receive antenna are obtained from the plurality of channel response matrices; and a combiner to combine a plurality of filtered symbol streams from the plurality of matched filters to obtain at least one detected symbol stream for at least one data stream sent by the transmitting entity.
a plurality of matched filters for a plurality of receive antennas, one matched filter for each receive antenna, each matched filter is used to filter a received symbol stream for an associated receive antenna to obtain a filtered symbol stream, wherein the matched filter for each receive antenna is derived based on the at least one steering vector and a plurality of channel response vectors for the receive antenna, and wherein the plurality of channel response vectors for each receive antenna are obtained from the plurality of channel response matrices; and a combiner to combine a plurality of filtered symbol streams from the plurality of matched filters to obtain at least one detected symbol stream for at least one data stream sent by the transmitting entity.
27. An apparatus in a wireless multiple-input multiple-output (MIMO) communication system, comprising:
means for obtaining a plurality of channel response matrices for a channel response of a MIMO channel in the MIMO system;
means for computing a correlation matrix for the MIMO channel based on the plurality of channel response matrices; and means for decomposing the correlation matrix to obtain at least one steering vector for at least one spatial channel of the MIMO channel, wherein the at least one steering vector is used by a transmitting entity for frequency-independent spatial processing of a data stream sent on the at least one spatial channel associated with the at least one steering vector.
means for obtaining a plurality of channel response matrices for a channel response of a MIMO channel in the MIMO system;
means for computing a correlation matrix for the MIMO channel based on the plurality of channel response matrices; and means for decomposing the correlation matrix to obtain at least one steering vector for at least one spatial channel of the MIMO channel, wherein the at least one steering vector is used by a transmitting entity for frequency-independent spatial processing of a data stream sent on the at least one spatial channel associated with the at least one steering vector.
28. The apparatus of claim 27, wherein the means for computing the correlation matrix includes:
means for computing a correlation matrix of each of the plurality of channel response matrices to obtain a plurality of correlation matrices for the plurality of channel response matrices, and means for summing the plurality of correlation matrices to obtain the correlation matrix for the MIMO channel.
means for computing a correlation matrix of each of the plurality of channel response matrices to obtain a plurality of correlation matrices for the plurality of channel response matrices, and means for summing the plurality of correlation matrices to obtain the correlation matrix for the MIMO channel.
29. The apparatus of claim 27, wherein the plurality of channel response matrices comprise a plurality of channel impulse response matrices for a plurality of time delays of a channel impulse response of the MIMO channel.
30. The apparatus of claim 29, wherein the means for computing the correlation matrix includes:
means for determining energy of each of the plurality of channel impulse response matrices, and means for computing a correlation matrix of a channel impulse response matrix with highest energy among the plurality of channel impulse response matrices to obtain the correlation matrix for the MIMO channel.
means for determining energy of each of the plurality of channel impulse response matrices, and means for computing a correlation matrix of a channel impulse response matrix with highest energy among the plurality of channel impulse response matrices to obtain the correlation matrix for the MIMO channel.
31. A processor readable media for storing instructions operable to:
receive a plurality of channel response matrices for a channel response of a multiple-input multiple-output (MIMO) channel in a MIMO system;
compute a correlation matrix for the MIMO channel based on the plurality of channel response matrices; and decompose the correlation matrix to obtain at least one steering vector for at least one spatial channel of the MIMO channel, wherein the at least one steering vector is used by a transmitting entity for frequency-independent spatial processing of a data stream sent on the at least one spatial channel associated with the at least one steering vector.
receive a plurality of channel response matrices for a channel response of a multiple-input multiple-output (MIMO) channel in a MIMO system;
compute a correlation matrix for the MIMO channel based on the plurality of channel response matrices; and decompose the correlation matrix to obtain at least one steering vector for at least one spatial channel of the MIMO channel, wherein the at least one steering vector is used by a transmitting entity for frequency-independent spatial processing of a data stream sent on the at least one spatial channel associated with the at least one steering vector.
32. The processor readable media of claim 31 and further storing instructions operable to:
compute a correlation matrix of each of the plurality of channel response matrices to obtain a plurality of correlation matrices for the plurality of channel response matrices; and sum the plurality of correlation matrices to obtain the correlation matrix for the MIMO channel.
compute a correlation matrix of each of the plurality of channel response matrices to obtain a plurality of correlation matrices for the plurality of channel response matrices; and sum the plurality of correlation matrices to obtain the correlation matrix for the MIMO channel.
33. The processor readable media of claim 31, wherein the plurality of channel response matrices comprise a plurality of channel impulse response matrices for a plurality of time delays of a channel impulse response of the MIMO channel.
34. The processor readable media of claim 33, and further storing instructions operable to:
compute energy of each of the plurality of channel impulse response matrices;
and compute a correlation matrix of a channel impulse response matrix with highest energy among the plurality of channel impulse response matrices to obtain the correlation matrix for the MIMO channel.
compute energy of each of the plurality of channel impulse response matrices;
and compute a correlation matrix of a channel impulse response matrix with highest energy among the plurality of channel impulse response matrices to obtain the correlation matrix for the MIMO channel.
35. A method of performing spatial processing in a multiple-input multiple-output (MIMO) communication system, comprising:
obtaining a plurality of channel impulse response matrices for a MIMO channel in the MIMO system, wherein the plurality of channel impulse response matrices comprise a plurality of time delays of a channel impulse response of the MIMO
channel;
computing energy of each of the plurality of channel impulse response matrices;
identifying a channel impulse response matrix with highest energy among the plurality of channel impulse response matrices as a channel impulse response matrix for a main path of the MIMO channel;
computing a correlation matrix of the channel impulse response matrix for the main path; and decomposing the correlation matrix to obtain a steering vector for a spatial channel of the main path, wherein the steering vector is used by a transmitting entity for frequency-independent spatial processing of a data stream sent via the MIMO
channel.
obtaining a plurality of channel impulse response matrices for a MIMO channel in the MIMO system, wherein the plurality of channel impulse response matrices comprise a plurality of time delays of a channel impulse response of the MIMO
channel;
computing energy of each of the plurality of channel impulse response matrices;
identifying a channel impulse response matrix with highest energy among the plurality of channel impulse response matrices as a channel impulse response matrix for a main path of the MIMO channel;
computing a correlation matrix of the channel impulse response matrix for the main path; and decomposing the correlation matrix to obtain a steering vector for a spatial channel of the main path, wherein the steering vector is used by a transmitting entity for frequency-independent spatial processing of a data stream sent via the MIMO
channel.
36. The method of claim 35, wherein eigenvalue decomposition of the correlation matrix for the main path is performed to obtain the steering vector for the spatial channel of the main path.
37. The method of claim 35, further comprising:
deriving a matched filter for each of a plurality of receive antennas at a receiving entity based on the steering vector and a plurality of channel impulse response vectors for the receive antenna, wherein the plurality of channel impulse response vectors for each receive antenna are obtained from the plurality of channel impulse response matrices; and filtering a plurality of received symbol streams for the plurality of receive antennas with the plurality of matched filters.
deriving a matched filter for each of a plurality of receive antennas at a receiving entity based on the steering vector and a plurality of channel impulse response vectors for the receive antenna, wherein the plurality of channel impulse response vectors for each receive antenna are obtained from the plurality of channel impulse response matrices; and filtering a plurality of received symbol streams for the plurality of receive antennas with the plurality of matched filters.
38. A method of performing spatial processing in a wireless communication system with a plurality of transmit antennas at a transmitting entity and a plurality of receive antennas at a receiving entity, the method comprising:
obtaining a plurality of sets of channel response vectors for the plurality of receive antennas, one set for each receive antenna, wherein each set of channel response vectors is indicative of a channel response between the plurality of transmit antennas and one of the plurality of receive antennas;
computing a correlation matrix for each of the plurality of receive antennas based on the set of channel response vectors for the receive antenna; and decomposing the correlation matrix for each receive antenna to obtain a steering vector for the receive antenna, wherein a plurality of steering vectors are obtained for the plurality of receive antennas and the plurality of steering vectors are used by the transmitting entity for frequency-independent spatial processing of at least one data stream sent to the receiving entity.
obtaining a plurality of sets of channel response vectors for the plurality of receive antennas, one set for each receive antenna, wherein each set of channel response vectors is indicative of a channel response between the plurality of transmit antennas and one of the plurality of receive antennas;
computing a correlation matrix for each of the plurality of receive antennas based on the set of channel response vectors for the receive antenna; and decomposing the correlation matrix for each receive antenna to obtain a steering vector for the receive antenna, wherein a plurality of steering vectors are obtained for the plurality of receive antennas and the plurality of steering vectors are used by the transmitting entity for frequency-independent spatial processing of at least one data stream sent to the receiving entity.
39. The method of claim 38, wherein the computing the correlation matrix for each receive antenna includes:
computing a correlation matrix of each of the plurality of channel response vectors for the receive antenna to obtain a plurality of correlation matrices for the plurality of channel response vectors for the receive antenna, and summing the plurality of correlation matrices for the plurality of channel response vectors for the receive antenna to obtain the correlation matrix for the receive antenna.
computing a correlation matrix of each of the plurality of channel response vectors for the receive antenna to obtain a plurality of correlation matrices for the plurality of channel response vectors for the receive antenna, and summing the plurality of correlation matrices for the plurality of channel response vectors for the receive antenna to obtain the correlation matrix for the receive antenna.
40. The method of claim 38, further comprising:
deriving a matched filter for each of the plurality of receive antennas based on the steering vector and the set of channel response vectors for the receive antenna;
filtering a received symbol stream for each of the plurality of receive antennas with the matched filter for the receive antenna to obtain a filtered symbol stream for the receive antenna; and combining a plurality of filtered symbol streams for the plurality of receive antennas to obtain at least one detected symbol stream for the at least one data stream sent by the transmitting entity.
deriving a matched filter for each of the plurality of receive antennas based on the steering vector and the set of channel response vectors for the receive antenna;
filtering a received symbol stream for each of the plurality of receive antennas with the matched filter for the receive antenna to obtain a filtered symbol stream for the receive antenna; and combining a plurality of filtered symbol streams for the plurality of receive antennas to obtain at least one detected symbol stream for the at least one data stream sent by the transmitting entity.
41. The method of claim 38, wherein one data stream is sent by the transmitting entity to the plurality of receive antennas using the plurality of steering vectors.
42. The method of claim 38, wherein a plurality of data streams are sent by the transmitting entity to the plurality of receive antennas using the plurality of steering vectors.
43. The method of claim 42, further comprising:
deriving a matched filter for each of the plurality of receive antennas based on the steering vector and the plurality of channel response vectors for the receive antenna, wherein a plurality of matched filters are derived for the plurality of receive antennas;
filtering a plurality of received symbol streams for the plurality of receive antennas with the plurality of matched filters to obtain a plurality of filtered symbol streams; and combining the plurality of filtered symbol streams to obtain a plurality of detected symbol streams for the plurality of data streams sent by the transmitting entity.
deriving a matched filter for each of the plurality of receive antennas based on the steering vector and the plurality of channel response vectors for the receive antenna, wherein a plurality of matched filters are derived for the plurality of receive antennas;
filtering a plurality of received symbol streams for the plurality of receive antennas with the plurality of matched filters to obtain a plurality of filtered symbol streams; and combining the plurality of filtered symbol streams to obtain a plurality of detected symbol streams for the plurality of data streams sent by the transmitting entity.
44. The method of claim 43, further comprising:
performing space-time equalization on the plurality of detected symbol streams to obtain a plurality of recovered symbol streams for the plurality of data streams.
performing space-time equalization on the plurality of detected symbol streams to obtain a plurality of recovered symbol streams for the plurality of data streams.
45. An apparatus in a wireless communication system with a plurality of transmit antennas at a transmitting entity and a plurality of receive antennas at a receiving entity, the apparatus comprising:
a channel estimator to obtain a plurality of sets of channel response vectors for the plurality of receive antennas, one set for each receive antenna, wherein each set of channel response vectors is indicative of a channel response between the plurality of transmit antennas and one of the plurality of receive antennas; and a controller to compute a correlation matrix for each of the plurality of receive antennas based on the set of channel response vectors for the receive antenna and to decompose the single correlation matrix for each receive antenna to obtain a steering vector for the receive antenna, wherein a plurality of steering vectors are obtained for the plurality of receive antennas and the plurality of steering vectors are used by the transmitting entity for frequency-independent spatial processing of at least one data stream sent to the receiving entity.
a channel estimator to obtain a plurality of sets of channel response vectors for the plurality of receive antennas, one set for each receive antenna, wherein each set of channel response vectors is indicative of a channel response between the plurality of transmit antennas and one of the plurality of receive antennas; and a controller to compute a correlation matrix for each of the plurality of receive antennas based on the set of channel response vectors for the receive antenna and to decompose the single correlation matrix for each receive antenna to obtain a steering vector for the receive antenna, wherein a plurality of steering vectors are obtained for the plurality of receive antennas and the plurality of steering vectors are used by the transmitting entity for frequency-independent spatial processing of at least one data stream sent to the receiving entity.
46. The apparatus of claim 45, wherein the controller computes a correlation matrix of each of the plurality of channel response vectors for each receive antenna to obtain a plurality of correlation matrices for the plurality of channel response vectors for the receive antenna and to sum the plurality of correlation matrices for the plurality of channel response vectors for the receive antenna to obtain the correlation matrix for the respective receive antenna.
47. The apparatus of claim 45, wherein the controller derives a matched filter for each of the plurality of receive antennas based on the steering vector and the set of channel response vectors for the respective receive antenna.
48. The apparatus of claim 47, further comprising:
a plurality of matched filters for the plurality of receive antennas, one matched filter for each receive antenna, each matched filter is used to filter a received symbol stream for the associated receive antenna to obtain a filtered symbol stream;
and a combiner to combine a plurality of filtered symbol streams from the plurality of matched filters to obtain at least one detected symbol stream for the at least one data stream sent by the transmitting entity.
a plurality of matched filters for the plurality of receive antennas, one matched filter for each receive antenna, each matched filter is used to filter a received symbol stream for the associated receive antenna to obtain a filtered symbol stream;
and a combiner to combine a plurality of filtered symbol streams from the plurality of matched filters to obtain at least one detected symbol stream for the at least one data stream sent by the transmitting entity.
49. An apparatus in a wireless communication system, comprising:
means for obtaining a plurality of sets of channel response vectors for a plurality of receive antennas, one set for each receive antenna, wherein each set of channel response vectors is indicative of a channel response between a plurality of transmit antennas and one of the plurality of receive antennas;
means for computing a correlation matrix for each of the plurality of receive antennas based on the set of channel response vectors for the respective receive antenna;
and means for decomposing the single correlation matrix for each receive antenna to obtain a steering vector for the respective receive antenna, wherein a plurality of steering vectors are obtained for the plurality of receive antennas and are used by a transmitting entity for frequency-independent spatial processing of at least one data stream sent to a receiving entity.
means for obtaining a plurality of sets of channel response vectors for a plurality of receive antennas, one set for each receive antenna, wherein each set of channel response vectors is indicative of a channel response between a plurality of transmit antennas and one of the plurality of receive antennas;
means for computing a correlation matrix for each of the plurality of receive antennas based on the set of channel response vectors for the respective receive antenna;
and means for decomposing the single correlation matrix for each receive antenna to obtain a steering vector for the respective receive antenna, wherein a plurality of steering vectors are obtained for the plurality of receive antennas and are used by a transmitting entity for frequency-independent spatial processing of at least one data stream sent to a receiving entity.
50. The apparatus of claim 49, further comprising:
means for computing a correlation matrix of each of the plurality of channel response vectors for each receive antenna to obtain a plurality of correlation matrices for the plurality of channel response vectors for the receive antenna, and means for summing the plurality of correlation matrices for the plurality of channel response vectors for each receive antenna to obtain the correlation matrix for the respective receive antenna.
means for computing a correlation matrix of each of the plurality of channel response vectors for each receive antenna to obtain a plurality of correlation matrices for the plurality of channel response vectors for the receive antenna, and means for summing the plurality of correlation matrices for the plurality of channel response vectors for each receive antenna to obtain the correlation matrix for the respective receive antenna.
51. The apparatus of claim 49, further comprising:
means for deriving a matched filter for each of the plurality of receive antennas based on the steering vector and the set of channel response vectors for the respective receive antenna;
means for filtering a received symbol stream for each of the plurality of receive antennas with the matched filter for the receive antenna to obtain a filtered symbol stream for the respective receive antenna; and means for combining a plurality of filtered symbol streams for the plurality of receive antennas to obtain at least one detected symbol stream for the at least one data stream sent by the transmitting entity.
means for deriving a matched filter for each of the plurality of receive antennas based on the steering vector and the set of channel response vectors for the respective receive antenna;
means for filtering a received symbol stream for each of the plurality of receive antennas with the matched filter for the receive antenna to obtain a filtered symbol stream for the respective receive antenna; and means for combining a plurality of filtered symbol streams for the plurality of receive antennas to obtain at least one detected symbol stream for the at least one data stream sent by the transmitting entity.
52. A computer-readable media for storing instructions operable to:
receive a plurality of sets of channel response vectors for a plurality of receive antennas, one set for each receive antenna, wherein each set of channel response vectors is indicative of a channel response between a plurality of transmit antennas and one of the plurality of receive antennas;
compute a correlation matrix for each of the plurality of receive antennas based on the set of channel response vectors for the respective receive antenna; and decompose the correlation matrix for each receive antenna to obtain a steering vector for the respective receive antenna, wherein a plurality of steering vectors are obtained for the plurality of receive antenna and are used by a transmitting entity for frequency-independent spatial processing of at least one data stream sent to a receiving entity.
receive a plurality of sets of channel response vectors for a plurality of receive antennas, one set for each receive antenna, wherein each set of channel response vectors is indicative of a channel response between a plurality of transmit antennas and one of the plurality of receive antennas;
compute a correlation matrix for each of the plurality of receive antennas based on the set of channel response vectors for the respective receive antenna; and decompose the correlation matrix for each receive antenna to obtain a steering vector for the respective receive antenna, wherein a plurality of steering vectors are obtained for the plurality of receive antenna and are used by a transmitting entity for frequency-independent spatial processing of at least one data stream sent to a receiving entity.
53. The processor readable media of claim 52 and further storing instructions operable to:
compute a correlation matrix of each of the plurality of channel response vectors for each receive antenna to obtain a plurality of correlation matrices for the plurality of channel response vectors for the respective receive antenna; and sum the plurality of correlation matrices for the plurality of channel response vectors for each receive antenna to obtain the correlation matrix for the respective receive antenna.
compute a correlation matrix of each of the plurality of channel response vectors for each receive antenna to obtain a plurality of correlation matrices for the plurality of channel response vectors for the respective receive antenna; and sum the plurality of correlation matrices for the plurality of channel response vectors for each receive antenna to obtain the correlation matrix for the respective receive antenna.
54. The processor readable media of claim 52 and further storing instructions operable to:
derive a matched filter for each of the plurality of receive antennas based on the steering vector and the set of channel response vectors for the respective receive antenna;
filter a received symbol stream for each of the plurality of receive antennas with the matched filter for the receive antenna to obtain a filtered symbol stream for the respective receive antenna; and combine a plurality of filtered symbol streams for the a plurality of receive antennas to obtain at least one detected symbol stream for the at least one data stream sent by the transmitting entity.
derive a matched filter for each of the plurality of receive antennas based on the steering vector and the set of channel response vectors for the respective receive antenna;
filter a received symbol stream for each of the plurality of receive antennas with the matched filter for the receive antenna to obtain a filtered symbol stream for the respective receive antenna; and combine a plurality of filtered symbol streams for the a plurality of receive antennas to obtain at least one detected symbol stream for the at least one data stream sent by the transmitting entity.
55. A method of performing spatial processing in a multiple-input single-output (MISO) system utilizing orthogonal frequency division multiplexing (OFDM), the method comprising:
obtaining a set of channel response vectors indicative of a channel response between a plurality of transmit antennas at a transmitting entity and a receive antenna at a receiving entity in the MISO system;
computing a correlation matrix based on the set of channel response vectors;
and decomposing the correlation matrix to obtain a steering vector used by the transmitting entity for frequency-independent spatial processing of a data stream sent to the receiving entity.
obtaining a set of channel response vectors indicative of a channel response between a plurality of transmit antennas at a transmitting entity and a receive antenna at a receiving entity in the MISO system;
computing a correlation matrix based on the set of channel response vectors;
and decomposing the correlation matrix to obtain a steering vector used by the transmitting entity for frequency-independent spatial processing of a data stream sent to the receiving entity.
56. The method of claim 55, wherein the frequency-independent spatial processing is performed by the transmitting entity in the time-domain on a stream of time-domain chips generated for the data stream by OFDM modulation.
57. The method of claim 55, wherein the frequency-independent spatial processing is performed by the transmitting entity in the frequency-domain for each of a plurality of subbands on data symbols generated for the data stream.
58. The method of claim 55, further comprising:
deriving a matched filter based on the steering vector and the set of channel response vectors; and filtering a received symbol stream with the matched filter to obtain a detected symbol stream.
deriving a matched filter based on the steering vector and the set of channel response vectors; and filtering a received symbol stream with the matched filter to obtain a detected symbol stream.
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