Paper: | SPCOM-P2.9 | ||
Session: | Wireless Access and Networking | ||
Time: | Tuesday, May 18, 15:30 - 17:30 | ||
Presentation: | Poster | ||
Topic: | Signal Processing for Communications: Space-Time/MIMO Channel Equalization | ||
Title: | ON THE DIVERSITY OF COOPERATIVE SYSTEMS | ||
Authors: | Paul Anghel; University of Minnesota | ||
Mostafa Kaveh; University of Minnesota | |||
Abstract: | This paper addresses some of the opportunities and the challenges that could arise in the design and analysis of multi-hop systems that utilize cooperation among several intermediate regenerative relays to provide reliable high-quality communication between a source and a destination. This mode of communication can be viewed as a network-embedded distributed, or extended MIMO system. Using the infrastructure provided by the uplink cellular system, we develop and analyze a distributed space-time coding (DSTC) system based on the Alamouti design. We show that with limited feedback from the base station, a DSTC system with two relays, which act as tetherless antennae, is able to induce and collect diversity in a distributed MIMO setup. | ||
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