Performance Analysis of MU-MIMO Systems Using HMRS Technique for Various Transmission Modes

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Tanapong Khomyat
Peerapong Uthansakul
Monthippa Uthansakul

Abstract

It is the fact that the bandwidth of wireless communication system is such a limited resource that several techniques are selectively applied to increase the bandwidth efficiency. The highest bandwidth efficiency can be taken by applying Multi-User Multiple-Input Multiple-Output (MU-MIMO) technique. For this technique, the complexity of detection is rapidly increased by increasing the number of users. Thus the lower complex detection is necessarily required for MU-MIMO system. Recently, the simple detection technique called hybrid-MIMO receiver scheme (HMRS) has been proposed by the authors. However, that study neglected the demands of multiple users for transmitting MIMO modes which are crucially unpredictable in practice. In this paper, the performance analysis of MU-MIMO system using HMRS technique to support various types of user transmission modes is presented. Moreover, the nearly exact symbol error rate (SER) analysis of HMRS with the nonlinear error propagation effect over Rayleigh channels is originally presented. The recursive procedure is adopted to derive the nearly closed-form expressions of the error probability of each user. The results indicate that HMRS technique can improve the error rate more than the existing hybrid-MIMO about 8 dB at 10e−4 SER, increasing the total number of user and number of SM user introduce the diversity gain loss. The simulation results illustrate the performance accuracy of the proposed analysis.

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Khomyat, T., Uthansakul, P., & Uthansakul, M. (2014). Performance Analysis of MU-MIMO Systems Using HMRS Technique for Various Transmission Modes. ECTI Transactions on Electrical Engineering, Electronics, and Communications, 12(1), 53–62. https://doi.org/10.37936/ecti-eec.2014121.170804
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Communication Systems

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