Performance of MMSE Interference Rejection Followed by Joint MLD for DAN

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<p>This paper applies minimum mean square error (MMSE) interference rejection followed by joint maximum likelihood detection (MLD) to a receiver in a distributed antenna network (DAN). DAN receivers capture not only the desired signals, but also the interference signals from nearby uncoordinated antennas. For the overloaded signal situation, non-linear detection schemes such as joint MLD can be applied to the received signals. However, the amount of metric calculations in joint MLD increases exponentially with the number of signal streams. Therefore, MMSE interference rejection followed by MLD detection is proposed. The proposed scheme reduces the complexity by a factor of 1/2M(NT-1) where NT is the number of interference signals with 2MQAM modulation. The effect of residual interference after the MMSE interference rejection is evaluated. Numerical results obtained through computer simulation and experiment show that the performance of the proposed scheme is about 4.0dB worse at a bit error rate (BER) of 10-3 than that of the joint MLD while its complexity is four times lower for QPSK signal streams. The BER performance degradation can be suppressed to about 2.5dB by adjusting the value of the coefficient in the MMSE matrix.</p>

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  • IEICE Transactions on Communications

    IEICE Transactions on Communications E101.B (12), 2471-2478, 2018-12-01

    The Institute of Electronics, Information and Communication Engineers

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