Published December 2009
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Optimization of transceivers with bit allocation to maximize bit rate for MIMO transmission
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Abstract
There have been many results on designing transceivers for MIMO channels. In early results, the transceiver is designed for a given bit allocation. In this paper we will jointly design the transceiver and bit allocation for maximizing bit rate. By using a high bit rate assumption, we will see that the optimal transceiver and bit allocation can be obtained in a closed form using simple Hadamard inequality and the Poincare separation theorem. In the simulation, we will demonstrate the usefulness of the joint design. Simulation results, in which a high bit rate assumption is not used in allocating bits, show that a higher bit rate can be achieved compared to previously reported methods.
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© 2009 IEEE. Paper approved by D. L. Goeckel, the Editor for Space-Time and OFDM of the IEEE Communications Society. Manuscript received April 15, 2008; revised October 27, 2008, February 18, 2009, and April 27, 2009.Attached Files
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