Coded cooperative spatial modulation based on multi-level construction of polar code

Mughal, Shoaib; Yang, Fang; Xu, Hongjun; Umar, Rahim

doi:10.1007/s11235-018-0485-6

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“…Furthermore, Table 5 lists all three scenarios of distributed RS codes and selection patterns, which will be considered in Section 6 to generalize the proposed distributed RS coding scheme. 3,4,6,8,10,11,12,15,16,20,21,22,23,25,26,27] 3515 505725 123550 2 [1,3,4,5,7,8,9,10,11,12,13,14,15,18,19,20,24] 3515 584250 ---3 [2,3,4,5,6,8,11,13,14,15,19,20,21,22,23,24,26] 3515 505725 132425…”

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“…In [19], the short length binary code RM code has been used in the coded-cooperative scheme and the scheme constructs a subcode at the destination which acquires a better bit-error-rate (BER) performance. Also, in [18,20], polar codes have been applied in the code cooperation scheme. The idea of constructing subcode is also mentioned in the schemes of their paper.…”

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Jointly Optimized Design of Distributed RS Codes by Proper Selection in Relay

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Zhao

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This paper proposes a distributed RS coding scheme which is comprised of two different ReedSolomon (RS) codes over fast Rayleigh fading channel. Practically in any distributed coding scheme, an appropriate encoding strategy at the relay plays a vital role in achieving an optimized code at the destination. Therefore, the authors have proposed an efficient approach for proper selection of information at the relay based on subspace approach. Using this approach as the proper benchmark, another more practical selection approach with low complexity is also proposed. Monte Carlo simulations demonstrate that the distributed RS coding scheme under the two approaches can achieve nearly the same bit error rate (BER) performance. Furthermore, to jointly decode the source and relay codes at the destination, two different decoding algorithms named as naive and smart algorithms are proposed. The simulation results reveal that the advantage of smart algorithm as compared to naive one. The proposed distributed RS coding scheme with smart algorithm outperforms its non-cooperative scheme by a gain of 2.4-3.2 dB under identical conditions. Moreover, the proposed distributed RS coding scheme outperforms multiple existing distributed coding schemes, making it an excellent candidate for the future distributed coding wireless communications.

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Jointly Optimized Design of Distributed RS Codes by Proper Selection in Relay

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Zhao

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“…It is because SM has a significant feature, i.e., at each time instant a single active transmitting antenna propagates symbols taken from constellation diagram, which efficiently avoids the inter-channel interference (ICI) and inter-antenna synchronization (IAS) [11], [12]. Many related literatures such as [13][14][15] have reported the coded SM schemes, and they also present that incorporating SM into channel coding can achieve a good performance. Motivated by this, we investigate the QC-LDPC coded SM (QC-LDPCC-SM) as the amalgamation of the new channel coding technique (5G LDPC codes) and SM.…”

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Distributed QC-LDPC Coded Spatial Modulation for Half-Duplex Wireless Communications

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Yang²,

Waweru³

et al. 2022

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The bit error rate (BER) performance of spatial modulation (SM) can be further improved by applying quasi-cyclic low-density parity-check (QC-LDPC) codes recommended in 5G to SM. It motivates us to propose a QC-LDPC coded SM (QC-LDPCC-SM) scheme, where SM signals are protected by QC-LDPC codes. To estimate the channel state information at the receiver, a novel iterative joint channel estimation and data detection based on variable block length (IJCEDD-VBL) for SM is presented. In standard 5G LDPC codes, the parity-check matrix contains multiple submatrices, and then we can construct two different QC-LDPC codes by suitably selecting the submatrices. Thus, the QC-LDPCC-SM scheme can be effectively extended to cooperative scenarios when deploying the generated LDPC codes at the source and relay, respectively. We develop an analytical approach for the BER performance of the proposed schemes. The simulation and theoretical results are in good agreement at high signal-to-noise ratio (SNR). Furthermore, the proposed coded cooperative scheme outperforms its corresponding non-cooperative counterpart and the existing scheme. The numerical results also validate the effectiveness of the proposed channel estimation scheme.

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“…Among the many suggested solutions, combining multiple-input multiple-output (MIMO) systems with cooperative communication not only assures high throughput, but also furnishes low latency, energy efficiency, high scalability, and reliability. [2][3][4][5][6][7][8] Typical MIMO systems, such as spatial multiplexing (SMX), are regarded as a promising technology for the fifth generation wireless systems. 9,10 SMX utilized the distinguishable channel paths among transmitter and receiver to achieve multiplexing gain through transmitting independent data streams.…”

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Capacity analysis of cooperative amplify and forward multiple‐input multiple‐output systems

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Jibreel

Younis

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The capacity and mutual information of amplify and forward (AF) cooperative multiple-input multiple-output (MIMO) systems with direct link are studied and analyzed in this article. Specifically, the capacities of space modulation techniques (SMTs)-AF and spatial multiplexing (SMX)-AF cooperative systems are derived, and the conditions under which the capacity is accomplished are discussed and interpreted. The impact of varying system and channel parameters on the capacity is studied and discussed. As well, the impact of the presence or the absence of the direct link on the capacity performance is discussed. It is revealed that the capacity can be attained if the distribution of both direct and cooperative links follow complex Gaussian distribution. The capacity of SMTs-AF systems is shown to be higher than that of SMX-AF counterparts. As well, the capacity of SMTs-AF is shown to be independent of the fading channel distribution as the channel is a source of spatial symbols in SMTs. Additionally, it is disclosed that the capacity performance is significantly enhanced in the presence of the direct link and adding more AF relays enhances the performance.

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Coded cooperative spatial modulation based on multi-level construction of polar code

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Jointly Optimized Design of Distributed RS Codes by Proper Selection in Relay

Jointly Optimized Design of Distributed RS Codes by Proper Selection in Relay

Distributed QC-LDPC Coded Spatial Modulation for Half-Duplex Wireless Communications

Capacity analysis of cooperative amplify and forward multiple‐input multiple‐output systems

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