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Design and Cross Evaluation results for the IEEE 802.16m UL Primary Fast Feedback Channels
Document Number: C802.16m-09/0729Date Submitted: 2009-03-09Source: Hongmei Sun, Qinghua Li, Jong-Kae (JK) Fwu, Email: {hongmei.sun, changlong.xu, jong-kae.fwu }@ intel.com Changlong Xu, Eddie Lin, Yuan Zhu, Hujun Yin, Roshni Srinivasan, Rath Vannithamby, Sassan Ahmadi Intel Corporation Re: Call for Comments on Amendment Working Document, IEEE 802.16m-09/0012 Target topic: UL PHY ControlBase Contribution:
N/A
Purpose: To be discussed and adopted by TGm for use in 802.16m AWD
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Contributions on Fast Feedback Channel Design
LGE C80216m-09_0289.doc
ITRI C80216m-09_0225.doc
Nortel C80216m-09_0294r2.doc
Samsung C80216m-09_0346r2.pdf
[20090305]P-FBCH(Samsung).pptx
Intel C80216m-09_0125.ppt
C80216m-09_0198.doc
Other source: C80216m-UL_Control_DG_AWD_v7r2.doc or updated version
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Outline
• Intel’s PFBCH design• Sequence Orthogonal Property Comparison @PFBCH• Comparison on Methods proposed to better performance of
PFBCH@VA350• PFBCH Design Cross Evaluation Results using evaluation criteria
agreed upon in UL PHY Control RG– Samsung, Nortel, LG, ITRI, Intel
• Summary
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Intel’s PFBCH design
• Information Content– 4~6 bits payload
• Wideband CQI, RI, BW indicator, etc.
• Multiplexing:– PFBCH is FDM-ed with UL data and other control channels– Multiple users are FDM/TDM-ed within PCQICH
• PHY Structure– FMT (Feedback Mini-Tile, Nsub x Nsym): 2x6
– Each logical PCQICH occupies 3 FMTs– Each PRU (18x6) can accommodate 3 PCQICH– Coding: binary semi-orthogonal sequence with BPSK, w. repetition 3
• Support payload bits up to 6• cross-correlation distance: 0, 4
• Non-coherent detection
6 OFDM sysmbols2 subcarries
Tile structure of 2x6 (PCQICH)
Intel_PFBCH_Sequces
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PFBCH: Sequence Orthogonal Property Comparison Number of different correlation distance (information bits = 4) sum
Number of correlations = 0
Number of correlations = 2
Number of correlations = 4
Number of correlations = 6
Samsung^ 96 0 24 0 120LGe 48 64 8 0 120ITRI 23 31 49 17 120Nortel 96 0 24 0 120Intel 96 0 24 0 120 Number of different correlation distance (information bits = 5) sum
Number of correlations = 0
Number of correlations = 2
Number of correlations = 4
Number of correlations = 6
Samsung^ 256 0 240 0 496LGe 128 224 112 32 496ITRI 89 179 176 52 496Nortel 256 0 240 0 496Intel 256 0 240 0 496 Number of different correlation distance (information bits = 6) Sum
Number of correlations = 0
Number of correlations = 2
Number of correlations = 4
Number of correlations = 6
Samsung^ 768 0 1248 0 2016LGe 512 768 480 256 2016ITRI 434 726 679 177 2016Nortel 768 0 1248 0 2016Intel 768 0 1248 0 2016
• Sequence Orthogonal Property:– Max. Correlation distance<=4: Samsung, Nortel, Intel
– 6bits: Samsung^, Nortel, Intel are among the best
– 4 & 5bits: Samsung^, Nortel, Intel are among the best
• Overall: Samsung^, Nortel, Intel are among the best
Samsung^: Latest coding sequence from Hwasun on March 5
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PFBCH: Methods proposed to better performance@VA350
• Permutation (LG,09/0289)
• Subcarrier Shifting (Samsung, 09/0346r2)– The subcarrier modulation sequence of primary FFBCH is cyclic-shifted by 4 and mapped to 3
UL FMTs
• Sequence Mapping (Intel, 09/0125)– Map each message to a group of codewords or code sequences and put each of the
codewords to one FMT of the logical PCQICH channel Ex, 6bits information, code sequence index of each FMT can be 1) 1st FMT: 2) 2nd FMT: 3) 3rd FMT:
• Low pass filter based receiver (Intel, 09/0125)Note: All performances results are evaluated using “Freq First” order when mapping each coding sequence to FMT
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S9 S11 S4 S0 S2 S7
S10 S3 S5 S1 S6 S8
S3 S5 S7 S9 S11 S1
S4 S6 S8 S10 S0 S2
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PFBCH: Methods proposed to better performance@VA350 (cont.)
• Sequence Mapping vs. Permutation vs. Subcarrier shifting (w. Intel’s PFBCH sequences)– PER=0.1: performance similar– PER=0.01: permutation is lightly better than the rest
• Overall: – Above mentioned three methods are good candidates to better performance@VA350– Should be used for enhanced basic receiver– Low pass filter can be used for advanced receiver
4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14
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10-1
100 PCQICH-VA350-1x2-Intel-PCQICH, 6bits, Intel
Eb/No (dB)
PE
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6bits-Intel(Perm)6bits-Intel(SubcShift)6bits-Intel(SeqMap)6bits-Intel(filtered)
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Performance Comparison of PFBCH
(Samsung, Nortel, ITRI, LGE, Intel)
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PFBCH@PB3: 2x6 tile
• 4bits: Intel, Nortel LGE outperform the rest
• 5bits/6bits: all results are very similar
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PFBCH@ VA120: 2x6 tile
• 4bits: Intel, Nortel LGE outperform the rest
• 5bits/6bits: all results are very similar
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PFBCH@ VA350: 2x6 tile
• 6bits:– Overall: low pass filter based detection outperforms the rest– Enhanced basic receiver:
• PER=0.1: Intel, LGe, Samsung(updated codeword+Perm) are among the best
• PER=0.01: LG (w. permutation), Samsung (updated codeword + perm) outperforms the rest
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10-2
10-1
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PCQICH-VA350-1x2, 6bits,sequence mapping
Eb/No (dB)
PE
R
6bits-Samsung(subcshift)6bits-LG(Perm)
6bits-Nortel(SeqMap)
6bits-Intel(SeqMap)
6bits-Intel(Perm)
6bits-Intel(filtered)6bits-samsung(updated codeword)(Perm)
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Summary @PFBCH
Scenarios 4-bits Best Performance 5/6-bits Best Performance
PCQICH@PB3, 2x6 tile Intel, LG, Nortel All results are similar
PCQICH@VA120 , 2x6 tile Intel, LG, Nortel All results are similar
PCQICH@VA350, 2x6 tile (N/A) LG, Intel, Samsung^^
Scenarios 4/5-bits Best Performance 5/6-bits Best Performance
Orthogonal Property Analysis
Nortel, Intel, Samsung^ Nortel, Intel, Samsung^
Better orthogonal property implies more consistent performance across various SNR and channel condition
Summary 1) Overall Intel, Samsung^^’s design is preferred2) Sequence Mapping, Permutation, Subcarrier shifting are
good candidates to better performance@VA3503) Low pass filter can be used for advanced receiver
Note: 1) Samsung^: Samsung’s updated code sequence
2) Samsung^^: Samsung’s updated code sequence + permutation
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Backup Slides
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Simulation Setting
Channel Bandwidth 10MHz
Over-sampling Factor 28/25
FFT Size 1024
Cyclic prefix (CP) ratio 1/8
Channel condition PB3, VA120, VA350
The number of antennas Tx:1, Rx:2
Modulation BPSK/QPSK
Channel estimation 2-D MMSE
Tile size 2x6, 6x2, 6x3
Block size 6x6
Receiver PFBCH: non-coherent detection, MLD
SFBCH: coherent detection, MLD
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PFBCH: Methods proposed to better performance@VA350(cont.)-advanced non-coherent receiver (from Qinghua,Yuan)
• Detected CQI sequence
where
is the predefined orthogonal sequence, and r(j) is received signal of j-th subcarrier
• To reduce complexity, R can be predefined by assuming a fixed high speed and a conservative time spread without obvious performance loss
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