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Item type:Item, A Lattice-Reduction Aided List Demapper for Coded MIMO Receiver(2013) ;Hsieh, Tung-Jung ;Sheen, Wern-Ho ;Chen, Sin-Horng ;Hsu, Jen-Yuan資訊工程學系The max-log list demapper has been widely employed in the implementations of a coded multiple-input multiple-output (MIMO) receiver, where only a candidate-list of signal vectors is examined in the likelihood-ratio calculation to reduce complexity. Traditionally, the candidate-list is generated in the original-lattice domain which, unfortunately, results in a severe degradation in the performance of demapper if the channel is in ill-condition. In this paper, a new lattice-reduction aided max-log list demapper is proposed in which the candidate-list is generated after a successive cancellation of multi-layer interference in the lattice-reduced domain. Thanks to the newly designed metrics and search algorithms for the generation of the candidate-list, the proposed demapper provides significant gains over the existing methods, especially for the cases with a small list size and/or under a spatially-correlated channel.Item type:Item, A Lattice-Reduction Aided Max-Log List Demapper for Iterative Coded MIMO Receiver(2014-01-01) ;Hsieh, Tung-Jung ;Sheen, Wern-Ho ;Chen, Sin-Horng ;Hsu, Jen-Yuan資訊工程學系The max-log list demapper has been widely employed in the implementation of a coded multiple-input multiple-output (MIMO) receiver, where only a candidate-list of signal vectors is examined in the likelihood-ratio calculation to reduce complexity. Traditionally, the candidate-list is generated in the original-lattice domain which, unfortunately, results in a severe degradation in the performance of demapper if the channel is in ill-condition. In this paper, a new lattice-reduction aided max-log list demapper is proposed for iterative receivers in which the candidate-list is generated after a successive cancellation of multi-layer interference in the lattice-reduced domain. Thanks to the newly designed metric and search algorithm for the generation of the candidate-list, the proposed demapper provides significant gains over the existing methods, especially for the cases with a small list size and/or under a spatially-correlated channel. The prior information coming out of the decoder is also exploited to lower the complexity of the demapper.Item type:Item, A Lattice-Reduction-Aided Max-Log List Demapper for Coded MIMO Receivers(2014-02-01) ;Hsieh, Tung-Jung ;Sheen, Wern-Ho ;電機資訊學士班Undergraduate Honors Program of Electrical Engineering and Computer ScienceThe max-log list demapper has been widely employed in the implementations of a coded multiple-input-multiple-output (MIMO) receiver, where only a candidate list of signal vectors is examined in the likelihood-ratio calculation to reduce complexity. Traditionally, the candidate list is generated in the original-lattice domain, which, unfortunately, results in severe degradation in the performance of the demapper if the channel is in ill-condition. In this paper, two new lattice-reduction-aided max-log list demappers are proposed, i.e., one for an iterative receiver and the other for a noniterative receiver. With similar complexity, the proposed demappers provide significant gains over existing demappers, particularly for the cases with a small list size and/or under a spatially correlated channel, due to the new algorithms for the generation of the candidate list. In addition, for the iterative receiver, the prior information coming out of the decoder is exploited to lower the complexity of the demapper.Item type:Item, An SVD-aided List Demapper for Iterative Coded-MIMO Receivers(2014-01-01) ;Hsieh, Tung-Jung ;Sheen, Wern-Ho ;Chen, Sin-Horng ;Hsu, Jen-Yuan資訊工程學系The list demapper has been widely implemented in a coded multiple-input multiple-output (MIMO) receiver, where only a part of total signal vectors are examined in the calculation of likelihood ratio for low complexity. Generally, the list is generated either in the original or the lattice-reduced domain. In the latter, thanks to the operation of lattice reduction (LR), a better-conditioned MIMO channel is obtained, and the adverse effect of noise enhancement is mitigated in the generation of list and thus can achieve a better performance. In this paper, a new singular-value-decomposition (SVD)-aided list demapper is proposed for the iterative coded-MIMO receiver. With SVD, the layer interference incurred in the operation of LR can be avoided, and that renders the SVD-aided list demapper a lower complexity. Computer simulations have confirmed that the proposed demapper has better performance-complexity tradeoffs as compared to the best-performed LR-aided methods in the literature.