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Pilot Contamination Mitigation for WidebandMassive MMO: Number of Cells Vs Multipath
T. E. Bogale+, L. B. Le+, X. Wang++ and L. Vandendorpe+++
Institute National de la Recherche Scientifique (INRS), Canada+
University of Western Ontario (UWO), Canada++
University Catholique de Louvain (UCL), Belgium+++
Dec. 07, 2015 (Globecom 2015)
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Presentation outline
Presentation Outline
1 Existing Channel Estimation (Summary)OFDM ApproachNon-OFDM Approach
2 Multicell Channel Estimation and Objective
3 Proposed Channel Estimation and Beamforming: Main Results
4 Proposed Joint Channel Estimation and Beamforming: Details
5 Simulation Results
6 Conclusions
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Existing Channel Estimation (Summary) OFDM Approach
Existing Channel Estimation: OFDM
Assumptions
Pilot duration Tp, bandwidth B and delay spread Td are known
Existing Channel Estimation Technique:
OFDM Approach (i.e., Frequency domain approach)Non-OFDM Approach (i.e., Time domain approach)
OFDM Approach:
If To is OFDM duration and Tu is useful symbol duration, maximum number of UEs are[Marz TWC 10] and [Fern JSAC 13]
K =Tp
Td
Tu
To
Example: LTE signal with ∆f = 15KHz, Tu = 1∆f = 66.7µs, Tp = To, Td = 4.69µs,
K = TuTd≈ 14 (L = Ns
K sub-carriers per UE)
Existing Channel Estimation: OFDM
Assumptions
Pilot duration Tp, bandwidth B and delay spread Td are known
Existing Channel Estimation Technique:
OFDM Approach (i.e., Frequency domain approach)Non-OFDM Approach (i.e., Time domain approach)
OFDM Approach:
If To is OFDM duration and Tu is useful symbol duration, maximum number of UEs are[Marz TWC 10] and [Fern JSAC 13]
K =Tp
Td
Tu
To
Example: LTE signal with ∆f = 15KHz, Tu = 1∆f = 66.7µs, Tp = To, Td = 4.69µs,
K = TuTd≈ 14 (L = Ns
K sub-carriers per UE)
.
...
...
...
0 14
1
2
K
.
.
.
.
.
.
Ns-1
Ns-1
Ns-1
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Existing Channel Estimation (Summary) OFDM Approach
Existing Channel Estimation: OFDM
Assumptions
Pilot duration Tp, bandwidth B and delay spread Td are known
Existing Channel Estimation Technique:
OFDM Approach (i.e., Frequency domain approach)Non-OFDM Approach (i.e., Time domain approach)
OFDM Approach:
If To is OFDM duration and Tu is useful symbol duration, maximum number of UEs are[Marz TWC 10] and [Fern JSAC 13]
K =Tp
Td
Tu
To
Example: LTE signal with ∆f = 15KHz, Tu = 1∆f = 66.7µs, Tp = To, Td = 4.69µs,
K = TuTd≈ 14 (L = Ns
K sub-carriers per UE)
Existing Channel Estimation: OFDM
Assumptions
Pilot duration Tp, bandwidth B and delay spread Td are known
Existing Channel Estimation Technique:
OFDM Approach (i.e., Frequency domain approach)Non-OFDM Approach (i.e., Time domain approach)
OFDM Approach:
If To is OFDM duration and Tu is useful symbol duration, maximum number of UEs are[Marz TWC 10] and [Fern JSAC 13]
K =Tp
Td
Tu
To
Example: LTE signal with ∆f = 15KHz, Tu = 1∆f = 66.7µs, Tp = To, Td = 4.69µs,
K = TuTd≈ 14 (L = Ns
K sub-carriers per UE)
.
...
...
...
0 14
1
2
K
.
.
.
.
.
.
Ns-1
Ns-1
Ns-1
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Existing Channel Estimation (Summary) Non-OFDM Approach
Existing Channel Estimation: Non-OFDM
Same settings as OFDM (i.e., Ts = TuNp
, L = TdTs
=NpK multipaths
between k th UE and nth BS antenna hkn = [hk1n, hk2n, · · · , hkLn])
rn =K∑
k=1
Xk hkn + wn = Xhn + wn
where X = [X1,X2, · · · ,XK ], hn = [h1n, h2n, · · · , hKn] and
Xk =
xk1 0 · · · 0 0
xk2 xk1 · · ·...
...xk3 xk2 · · · 0 0...
... · · ·...
...xk(Np−1)
xk(Np−2)· · · xk(Np−L+1)
xk(Np−L)
xkNpxkNp−1 · · · xk(Np−L+2)
xk(Np−L+1)
If K =
NpL = Ns
Np, X is full row-rank (i.e., hn is estimated reliably)
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Multicell Channel Estimation and Objective
Existing Channel Estimation: Mult-cell
∴ In Tu duration, CSI of K UE can be learned (i.e., each UE uses L”net” sub-carriers (time-slots) in OFDM (Non-OFDM))
(Same resource in both freq and time domain CSI acquisitions)
Each BS equipped with massive (N →∞) antennas serve K UEs
(i.e., use Tp to learn CSI)
No CoMP transmission is required (Advantageous)
Reusing of CSI pilots over multiple cells: ”Pilot contamination” (each UESINR will be bounded) (Disadvantage)
(i.e., only one cell Nc = 1 can serve its UEs without Pilot contamination)
Existing Channel Estimation: Mult-cell
∴ In Tu duration, CSI of K UE can be learned (i.e., each UE uses L”net” sub-carriers (time-slots) in OFDM (Non-OFDM))
(Same resource in both freq and time domain CSI acquisitions)
Each BS equipped with massive (N →∞) antennas serve K UEs
(i.e., use Tp to learn CSI)
No CoMP transmission is required (Advantageous)
Reusing of CSI pilots over multiple cells: ”Pilot contamination” (each UESINR will be bounded) (Disadvantage)
(i.e., only one cell Nc = 1 can serve its UEs without Pilot contamination)
OBJECTIVE
For fixed B, L, Tp and each cell serves K UEs, can weincrease Nc more than one ensuring that each UEachieve unbounded sub-carrier SINR when N →∞?
(i.e., mitigate (cancel) pilot contamination)
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Multicell Channel Estimation and Objective
Existing Channel Estimation: Mult-cell
∴ In Tu duration, CSI of K UE can be learned (i.e., each UE uses L”net” sub-carriers (time-slots) in OFDM (Non-OFDM))
(Same resource in both freq and time domain CSI acquisitions)
Each BS equipped with massive (N →∞) antennas serve K UEs
(i.e., use Tp to learn CSI)
No CoMP transmission is required (Advantageous)
Reusing of CSI pilots over multiple cells: ”Pilot contamination” (each UESINR will be bounded) (Disadvantage)
(i.e., only one cell Nc = 1 can serve its UEs without Pilot contamination)
Existing Channel Estimation: Mult-cell
∴ In Tu duration, CSI of K UE can be learned (i.e., each UE uses L”net” sub-carriers (time-slots) in OFDM (Non-OFDM))
(Same resource in both freq and time domain CSI acquisitions)
Each BS equipped with massive (N →∞) antennas serve K UEs
(i.e., use Tp to learn CSI)
No CoMP transmission is required (Advantageous)
Reusing of CSI pilots over multiple cells: ”Pilot contamination” (each UESINR will be bounded) (Disadvantage)
(i.e., only one cell Nc = 1 can serve its UEs without Pilot contamination)
OBJECTIVE
For fixed B, L, Tp and each cell serves K UEs, can weincrease Nc more than one ensuring that each UEachieve unbounded sub-carrier SINR when N →∞?
(i.e., mitigate (cancel) pilot contamination)
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Proposed Channel Estimation and Beamforming: Main Results
Proposed Design (Summary)
Three step approach
Allow pilot transmission in time domain (i.e., Non-OFDM)Express estimate of each sub-carrier channel as linearcombination (LC) of received signal in CSI acquisition phaseOptimize Nc , pilots and LC terms ensuring unbounded SINR
Proposed Design (Summary)
Three step approach
Allow pilot transmission in time domain (i.e., Non-OFDM)Express estimate of each sub-carrier channel as linearcombination (LC) of received signal in CSI acquisition phaseOptimize Nc , pilots and LC terms ensuring unbounded SINR
Main Results
Using the proposed design, Nc = L cells can reliably estimate the CSIwhile ensuring unbounded SINR
There is a Non-zero gap between the rate achieved by proposeddesign (i.e., CSI estimation and beamforming) and perfect CSI
⇒ ONLY mitigating pilot contamination
Multipath taps L, analogous to OFDM CP size, increases with B
∴ Wideband massive MIMO helps increase Nc
A total of Np = KNc UEs are served in all cells
∴ Each UE effectively uses one ”net” pilot for any B (interpretation)
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Proposed Channel Estimation and Beamforming: Main Results
Proposed Design (Summary)
Three step approach
Allow pilot transmission in time domain (i.e., Non-OFDM)Express estimate of each sub-carrier channel as linearcombination (LC) of received signal in CSI acquisition phaseOptimize Nc , pilots and LC terms ensuring unbounded SINR
Proposed Design (Summary)
Three step approach
Allow pilot transmission in time domain (i.e., Non-OFDM)Express estimate of each sub-carrier channel as linearcombination (LC) of received signal in CSI acquisition phaseOptimize Nc , pilots and LC terms ensuring unbounded SINR
Main Results
Using the proposed design, Nc = L cells can reliably estimate the CSIwhile ensuring unbounded SINR
There is a Non-zero gap between the rate achieved by proposeddesign (i.e., CSI estimation and beamforming) and perfect CSI
⇒ ONLY mitigating pilot contamination
Multipath taps L, analogous to OFDM CP size, increases with B
∴ Wideband massive MIMO helps increase Nc
A total of Np = KNc UEs are served in all cells
∴ Each UE effectively uses one ”net” pilot for any B (interpretation)
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Proposed Joint Channel Estimation and Beamforming: Details
Proposed Design: Details
Rx signal from CSI acquisition (nth antenna in i th BS)
rin =K∑
k=1
(Xki hkiin +
Nc∑j=1,j 6=i
Xkj hkjin) + win
Introduce LC vector and express hkiins = rTinvkis
Beamforming phase
yins =K∑
k=1
Nc∑j=1
hkjinsdkjs + wins, ⇒ dkis = aHkiisyis
SINR dkis
γkis =E|hH
kiisakiis|2∑(m,j) 6=(k,i) E|hH
mjisakiis|2 + E|wHisakiis|2
(11)
MRC Beamforming
MRC receive beamformer akiis
E|wHi akiis|2 =vH
kis
( K∑m=1
Nc∑j=1
X∗mjCmjiXTmj + σ2I
)vkis
E|hHmjisakiis|2 =vH
kis
(X∗mj
[Cmji f∗s fT
s Cmji +K∑
u=1
Nc∑v=1,(u,v) 6=(m,j)
Cmjuvis
]XT
mj + σ2tr{Cmjis}I)
vkis
where C(.) is related to channel covariance information
MRC Beamforming
MRC receive beamformer akiis
E|wHi akiis|2 =vH
kis
( K∑m=1
Nc∑j=1
X∗mjCmjiXTmj + σ2I
)vkis
E|hHmjisakiis|2 =vH
kis
(X∗mj
[Cmji f∗s fT
s Cmji +K∑
u=1
Nc∑v=1,(u,v) 6=(m,j)
Cmjuvis
]XT
mj + σ2tr{Cmjis}I)
vkis
where C(.) is related to channel covariance information
Observation
X∗mjCmji f∗s fTs CmjiXT
mj : Scales with N2 (dominant)
Other terms scale with N, L or Np (can be ignored for very large N)
⇒ γkis ≈vH
kis
(X∗kiCkii f∗s fT
s CkiiXTki
)vkis
vHkis
(∑Km=1
∑Ncj=1,(m,j)6=(k,i) X∗mjCmji f∗s fT
s CmjiXTmj
)vkis
∣∣∣∣large N
(12)
Determination of number of cells Nc
Choose Nc ensuring γkis →∞ as N →∞ (i.e., get no. of cells)
maxNc
|fTs CkiiXT
kivkis|, s.t fTs CmjiXT
mjvkis = 0,∀(m, j) 6= (k , i)
Using rank analysis, vkis 6= 0 exists iff Nc ≤ L for any C(.) (i.e., if Nc > L,equality constraints may not be satisfied) (see Theorem 1 of paper)
Determination of number of cells Nc
Choose Nc ensuring γkis →∞ as N →∞ (i.e., get no. of cells)
maxNc
|fTs CkiiXT
kivkis|, s.t fTs CmjiXT
mjvkis = 0,∀(m, j) 6= (k , i)
Using rank analysis, vkis 6= 0 exists iff Nc ≤ L for any C(.) (i.e., if Nc > L,equality constraints may not be satisfied) (see Theorem 1 of paper)
Optimization of Pilots and LC terms (Xmj and vkis)
For given Nc , optimize vkis,Xmj to get max ¯γkis(γkis) for arbitrary N
For fixed Nc , Xmj , maxvkis ¯γkis(γkis) is RQ (closed form)Choose noise like orthogonal xmj ∈ CNp×1,∀m, j (suboptimal)(Ensures balanced sub-carrier rate, e.g., random QPSK samples)xmj from Zadoff Chu seq. achieves superior rate (not used in paper)(Zadoff Chu sequences: Flat spectrum and used in LTE Ref. signal)
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Proposed Joint Channel Estimation and Beamforming: Details
Proposed Design: Details
Rx signal from CSI acquisition (nth antenna in i th BS)
rin =K∑
k=1
(Xki hkiin +
Nc∑j=1,j 6=i
Xkj hkjin) + win
Introduce LC vector and express hkiins = rTinvkis
Beamforming phase
yins =K∑
k=1
Nc∑j=1
hkjinsdkjs + wins, ⇒ dkis = aHkiisyis
SINR dkis
γkis =E|hH
kiisakiis|2∑(m,j) 6=(k,i) E|hH
mjisakiis|2 + E|wHisakiis|2
(11)
MRC Beamforming
MRC receive beamformer akiis
E|wHi akiis|2 =vH
kis
( K∑m=1
Nc∑j=1
X∗mjCmjiXTmj + σ2I
)vkis
E|hHmjisakiis|2 =vH
kis
(X∗mj
[Cmji f∗s fT
s Cmji +K∑
u=1
Nc∑v=1,(u,v) 6=(m,j)
Cmjuvis
]XT
mj + σ2tr{Cmjis}I)
vkis
where C(.) is related to channel covariance information
MRC Beamforming
MRC receive beamformer akiis
E|wHi akiis|2 =vH
kis
( K∑m=1
Nc∑j=1
X∗mjCmjiXTmj + σ2I
)vkis
E|hHmjisakiis|2 =vH
kis
(X∗mj
[Cmji f∗s fT
s Cmji +K∑
u=1
Nc∑v=1,(u,v) 6=(m,j)
Cmjuvis
]XT
mj + σ2tr{Cmjis}I)
vkis
where C(.) is related to channel covariance information
Observation
X∗mjCmji f∗s fTs CmjiXT
mj : Scales with N2 (dominant)
Other terms scale with N, L or Np (can be ignored for very large N)
⇒ γkis ≈vH
kis
(X∗kiCkii f∗s fT
s CkiiXTki
)vkis
vHkis
(∑Km=1
∑Ncj=1,(m,j)6=(k,i) X∗mjCmji f∗s fT
s CmjiXTmj
)vkis
∣∣∣∣large N
(12)
Determination of number of cells Nc
Choose Nc ensuring γkis →∞ as N →∞ (i.e., get no. of cells)
maxNc
|fTs CkiiXT
kivkis|, s.t fTs CmjiXT
mjvkis = 0,∀(m, j) 6= (k , i)
Using rank analysis, vkis 6= 0 exists iff Nc ≤ L for any C(.) (i.e., if Nc > L,equality constraints may not be satisfied) (see Theorem 1 of paper)
Determination of number of cells Nc
Choose Nc ensuring γkis →∞ as N →∞ (i.e., get no. of cells)
maxNc
|fTs CkiiXT
kivkis|, s.t fTs CmjiXT
mjvkis = 0,∀(m, j) 6= (k , i)
Using rank analysis, vkis 6= 0 exists iff Nc ≤ L for any C(.) (i.e., if Nc > L,equality constraints may not be satisfied) (see Theorem 1 of paper)
Optimization of Pilots and LC terms (Xmj and vkis)
For given Nc , optimize vkis,Xmj to get max ¯γkis(γkis) for arbitrary N
For fixed Nc , Xmj , maxvkis ¯γkis(γkis) is RQ (closed form)Choose noise like orthogonal xmj ∈ CNp×1,∀m, j (suboptimal)(Ensures balanced sub-carrier rate, e.g., random QPSK samples)xmj from Zadoff Chu seq. achieves superior rate (not used in paper)(Zadoff Chu sequences: Flat spectrum and used in LTE Ref. signal)
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Proposed Joint Channel Estimation and Beamforming: Details
Proposed Design: Details
Rx signal from CSI acquisition (nth antenna in i th BS)
rin =K∑
k=1
(Xki hkiin +
Nc∑j=1,j 6=i
Xkj hkjin) + win
Introduce LC vector and express hkiins = rTinvkis
Beamforming phase
yins =K∑
k=1
Nc∑j=1
hkjinsdkjs + wins, ⇒ dkis = aHkiisyis
SINR dkis
γkis =E|hH
kiisakiis|2∑(m,j) 6=(k,i) E|hH
mjisakiis|2 + E|wHisakiis|2
(11)
MRC Beamforming
MRC receive beamformer akiis
E|wHi akiis|2 =vH
kis
( K∑m=1
Nc∑j=1
X∗mjCmjiXTmj + σ2I
)vkis
E|hHmjisakiis|2 =vH
kis
(X∗mj
[Cmji f∗s fT
s Cmji +K∑
u=1
Nc∑v=1,(u,v) 6=(m,j)
Cmjuvis
]XT
mj + σ2tr{Cmjis}I)
vkis
where C(.) is related to channel covariance information
MRC Beamforming
MRC receive beamformer akiis
E|wHi akiis|2 =vH
kis
( K∑m=1
Nc∑j=1
X∗mjCmjiXTmj + σ2I
)vkis
E|hHmjisakiis|2 =vH
kis
(X∗mj
[Cmji f∗s fT
s Cmji +K∑
u=1
Nc∑v=1,(u,v) 6=(m,j)
Cmjuvis
]XT
mj + σ2tr{Cmjis}I)
vkis
where C(.) is related to channel covariance information
Observation
X∗mjCmji f∗s fTs CmjiXT
mj : Scales with N2 (dominant)
Other terms scale with N, L or Np (can be ignored for very large N)
⇒ γkis ≈vH
kis
(X∗kiCkii f∗s fT
s CkiiXTki
)vkis
vHkis
(∑Km=1
∑Ncj=1,(m,j)6=(k,i) X∗mjCmji f∗s fT
s CmjiXTmj
)vkis
∣∣∣∣large N
(12)
Determination of number of cells Nc
Choose Nc ensuring γkis →∞ as N →∞ (i.e., get no. of cells)
maxNc
|fTs CkiiXT
kivkis|, s.t fTs CmjiXT
mjvkis = 0,∀(m, j) 6= (k , i)
Using rank analysis, vkis 6= 0 exists iff Nc ≤ L for any C(.) (i.e., if Nc > L,equality constraints may not be satisfied) (see Theorem 1 of paper)
Determination of number of cells Nc
Choose Nc ensuring γkis →∞ as N →∞ (i.e., get no. of cells)
maxNc
|fTs CkiiXT
kivkis|, s.t fTs CmjiXT
mjvkis = 0,∀(m, j) 6= (k , i)
Using rank analysis, vkis 6= 0 exists iff Nc ≤ L for any C(.) (i.e., if Nc > L,equality constraints may not be satisfied) (see Theorem 1 of paper)
Optimization of Pilots and LC terms (Xmj and vkis)
For given Nc , optimize vkis,Xmj to get max ¯γkis(γkis) for arbitrary N
For fixed Nc , Xmj , maxvkis ¯γkis(γkis) is RQ (closed form)Choose noise like orthogonal xmj ∈ CNp×1,∀m, j (suboptimal)(Ensures balanced sub-carrier rate, e.g., random QPSK samples)xmj from Zadoff Chu seq. achieves superior rate (not used in paper)(Zadoff Chu sequences: Flat spectrum and used in LTE Ref. signal)
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Proposed Joint Channel Estimation and Beamforming: Details
Proposed Design: Details
Rx signal from CSI acquisition (nth antenna in i th BS)
rin =K∑
k=1
(Xki hkiin +
Nc∑j=1,j 6=i
Xkj hkjin) + win
Introduce LC vector and express hkiins = rTinvkis
Beamforming phase
yins =K∑
k=1
Nc∑j=1
hkjinsdkjs + wins, ⇒ dkis = aHkiisyis
SINR dkis
γkis =E|hH
kiisakiis|2∑(m,j) 6=(k,i) E|hH
mjisakiis|2 + E|wHisakiis|2
(11)
MRC Beamforming
MRC receive beamformer akiis
E|wHi akiis|2 =vH
kis
( K∑m=1
Nc∑j=1
X∗mjCmjiXTmj + σ2I
)vkis
E|hHmjisakiis|2 =vH
kis
(X∗mj
[Cmji f∗s fT
s Cmji +K∑
u=1
Nc∑v=1,(u,v) 6=(m,j)
Cmjuvis
]XT
mj + σ2tr{Cmjis}I)
vkis
where C(.) is related to channel covariance information
MRC Beamforming
MRC receive beamformer akiis
E|wHi akiis|2 =vH
kis
( K∑m=1
Nc∑j=1
X∗mjCmjiXTmj + σ2I
)vkis
E|hHmjisakiis|2 =vH
kis
(X∗mj
[Cmji f∗s fT
s Cmji +K∑
u=1
Nc∑v=1,(u,v) 6=(m,j)
Cmjuvis
]XT
mj + σ2tr{Cmjis}I)
vkis
where C(.) is related to channel covariance information
Observation
X∗mjCmji f∗s fTs CmjiXT
mj : Scales with N2 (dominant)
Other terms scale with N, L or Np (can be ignored for very large N)
⇒ γkis ≈vH
kis
(X∗kiCkii f∗s fT
s CkiiXTki
)vkis
vHkis
(∑Km=1
∑Ncj=1,(m,j)6=(k,i) X∗mjCmji f∗s fT
s CmjiXTmj
)vkis
∣∣∣∣large N
(12)
Determination of number of cells Nc
Choose Nc ensuring γkis →∞ as N →∞ (i.e., get no. of cells)
maxNc
|fTs CkiiXT
kivkis|, s.t fTs CmjiXT
mjvkis = 0,∀(m, j) 6= (k , i)
Using rank analysis, vkis 6= 0 exists iff Nc ≤ L for any C(.) (i.e., if Nc > L,equality constraints may not be satisfied) (see Theorem 1 of paper)
Determination of number of cells Nc
Choose Nc ensuring γkis →∞ as N →∞ (i.e., get no. of cells)
maxNc
|fTs CkiiXT
kivkis|, s.t fTs CmjiXT
mjvkis = 0,∀(m, j) 6= (k , i)
Using rank analysis, vkis 6= 0 exists iff Nc ≤ L for any C(.) (i.e., if Nc > L,equality constraints may not be satisfied) (see Theorem 1 of paper)
Optimization of Pilots and LC terms (Xmj and vkis)
For given Nc , optimize vkis,Xmj to get max ¯γkis(γkis) for arbitrary N
For fixed Nc , Xmj , maxvkis ¯γkis(γkis) is RQ (closed form)Choose noise like orthogonal xmj ∈ CNp×1,∀m, j (suboptimal)(Ensures balanced sub-carrier rate, e.g., random QPSK samples)xmj from Zadoff Chu seq. achieves superior rate (not used in paper)(Zadoff Chu sequences: Flat spectrum and used in LTE Ref. signal)
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Proposed Joint Channel Estimation and Beamforming: Details
Proposed Design: Details
Rx signal from CSI acquisition (nth antenna in i th BS)
rin =K∑
k=1
(Xki hkiin +
Nc∑j=1,j 6=i
Xkj hkjin) + win
Introduce LC vector and express hkiins = rTinvkis
Beamforming phase
yins =K∑
k=1
Nc∑j=1
hkjinsdkjs + wins, ⇒ dkis = aHkiisyis
SINR dkis
γkis =E|hH
kiisakiis|2∑(m,j) 6=(k,i) E|hH
mjisakiis|2 + E|wHisakiis|2
(11)
MRC Beamforming
MRC receive beamformer akiis
E|wHi akiis|2 =vH
kis
( K∑m=1
Nc∑j=1
X∗mjCmjiXTmj + σ2I
)vkis
E|hHmjisakiis|2 =vH
kis
(X∗mj
[Cmji f∗s fT
s Cmji +K∑
u=1
Nc∑v=1,(u,v) 6=(m,j)
Cmjuvis
]XT
mj + σ2tr{Cmjis}I)
vkis
where C(.) is related to channel covariance information
MRC Beamforming
MRC receive beamformer akiis
E|wHi akiis|2 =vH
kis
( K∑m=1
Nc∑j=1
X∗mjCmjiXTmj + σ2I
)vkis
E|hHmjisakiis|2 =vH
kis
(X∗mj
[Cmji f∗s fT
s Cmji +K∑
u=1
Nc∑v=1,(u,v) 6=(m,j)
Cmjuvis
]XT
mj + σ2tr{Cmjis}I)
vkis
where C(.) is related to channel covariance information
Observation
X∗mjCmji f∗s fTs CmjiXT
mj : Scales with N2 (dominant)
Other terms scale with N, L or Np (can be ignored for very large N)
⇒ γkis ≈vH
kis
(X∗kiCkii f∗s fT
s CkiiXTki
)vkis
vHkis
(∑Km=1
∑Ncj=1,(m,j)6=(k,i) X∗mjCmji f∗s fT
s CmjiXTmj
)vkis
∣∣∣∣large N
(12)
Determination of number of cells Nc
Choose Nc ensuring γkis →∞ as N →∞ (i.e., get no. of cells)
maxNc
|fTs CkiiXT
kivkis|, s.t fTs CmjiXT
mjvkis = 0,∀(m, j) 6= (k , i)
Using rank analysis, vkis 6= 0 exists iff Nc ≤ L for any C(.) (i.e., if Nc > L,equality constraints may not be satisfied) (see Theorem 1 of paper)
Determination of number of cells Nc
Choose Nc ensuring γkis →∞ as N →∞ (i.e., get no. of cells)
maxNc
|fTs CkiiXT
kivkis|, s.t fTs CmjiXT
mjvkis = 0,∀(m, j) 6= (k , i)
Using rank analysis, vkis 6= 0 exists iff Nc ≤ L for any C(.) (i.e., if Nc > L,equality constraints may not be satisfied) (see Theorem 1 of paper)
Optimization of Pilots and LC terms (Xmj and vkis)
For given Nc , optimize vkis,Xmj to get max ¯γkis(γkis) for arbitrary N
For fixed Nc , Xmj , maxvkis ¯γkis(γkis) is RQ (closed form)Choose noise like orthogonal xmj ∈ CNp×1,∀m, j (suboptimal)(Ensures balanced sub-carrier rate, e.g., random QPSK samples)xmj from Zadoff Chu seq. achieves superior rate (not used in paper)(Zadoff Chu sequences: Flat spectrum and used in LTE Ref. signal)
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Simulation Results
Simulation Results
2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 100
0.5
1
1.5
2
2.5
Normalized number of antennas (N0)
Rki
s (in
b/s
/hz)
ProposedLS (Pilot reuse)MMSE (Pilot reuse)LS (Orthogonal pilot)MMSE (Orthogonal pilot)EVD approach in [7]Approach in [9]
2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 180
2
4
6
8
10
12
1415
Normalized number of antennas (N0)
Rki
s (in
b/s
/hz)
Proposed approachPerfect CSI
Rg << c
0
Rg ≈ c
0
REREFENCES
[7]: Q. N. Hien and E. G. Larsson,”EVD-based channel estimation in multicellmultiuser MIMO systems with very largeantenna arrays”, in ICASSP, 2012, Kyoto,Japan, 2012, pp. 3249 - 3252.
[9]: T. X. Vu, T. A. Vu, and T. S.Q Quek,”Successive pilot contamination elimination inmulti-antenna multi-cell networks,” IEEEWireless Commun. Letters, Nov. 2014.
PARAMETER SETTINGS
Multipath components L = 4, SNR=0dB
Pilot: Np = 16 (random QPSK symbols)
Number of cells Nc = L = 4, K = 4
Total number of BS antenna N=2N0
All multipath channels are i.i.d with gains
gk1i = 1,gk2i = 0.9,gk3i = 0.6,gk4i = 0.7,∀k
First UE in cell i is the target UE
2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 200
0.5
1
1.5
2
2.5
3
Normalized number of antennas (N0)
Rki
s (in
b/s
/hz)
N
c=5 (v
kis with (11))
Nc=5 (v
kis with (12))
Nc=6 (v
kis with (11))
Nc=6 (v
kis with (12))
REREFENCES
[7]: Q. N. Hien and E. G. Larsson,”EVD-based channel estimation in multicellmultiuser MIMO systems with very largeantenna arrays”, in ICASSP, 2012, Kyoto,Japan, 2012, pp. 3249 - 3252.
[9]: T. X. Vu, T. A. Vu, and T. S.Q Quek,”Successive pilot contamination elimination inmulti-antenna multi-cell networks,” IEEEWireless Commun. Letters, Nov. 2014.
PARAMETER SETTINGS
Multipath components L = 4, SNR=0dB
Pilot: Np = 16 (random QPSK symbols)
Number of cells Nc = L = 4, K = 4
Total number of BS antenna N=2N0
All multipath channels are i.i.d with gains
gk1i = 1,gk2i = 0.9,gk3i = 0.6,gk4i = 0.7,∀k
First UE in cell i is the target UEOBSERVATIONS
Proposed design achieves better rate thanexisting designs in massive MIMO regime
There is a rate gap between proposed andperfect CSI designs even if N →∞
As expected, we have pilot contaminationwhen Nc > L = 4 (i.e., bounded rate)
Also Np = KNc confirms that our designspends only one ”net” pilot per UE irrespectiveof bandwidth (which is reduced by a factor of Lcompared to existing design)
∴ Treating wideband channel as it is helpsincreasing number of cells in massive MIMO
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Simulation Results
Simulation Results
2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 100
0.5
1
1.5
2
2.5
Normalized number of antennas (N0)
Rki
s (in
b/s
/hz)
ProposedLS (Pilot reuse)MMSE (Pilot reuse)LS (Orthogonal pilot)MMSE (Orthogonal pilot)EVD approach in [7]Approach in [9]
2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 180
2
4
6
8
10
12
1415
Normalized number of antennas (N0)
Rki
s (in
b/s
/hz)
Proposed approachPerfect CSI
Rg << c
0
Rg ≈ c
0
REREFENCES
[7]: Q. N. Hien and E. G. Larsson,”EVD-based channel estimation in multicellmultiuser MIMO systems with very largeantenna arrays”, in ICASSP, 2012, Kyoto,Japan, 2012, pp. 3249 - 3252.
[9]: T. X. Vu, T. A. Vu, and T. S.Q Quek,”Successive pilot contamination elimination inmulti-antenna multi-cell networks,” IEEEWireless Commun. Letters, Nov. 2014.
PARAMETER SETTINGS
Multipath components L = 4, SNR=0dB
Pilot: Np = 16 (random QPSK symbols)
Number of cells Nc = L = 4, K = 4
Total number of BS antenna N=2N0
All multipath channels are i.i.d with gains
gk1i = 1,gk2i = 0.9,gk3i = 0.6,gk4i = 0.7,∀k
First UE in cell i is the target UE
2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 200
0.5
1
1.5
2
2.5
3
Normalized number of antennas (N0)
Rki
s (in
b/s
/hz)
N
c=5 (v
kis with (11))
Nc=5 (v
kis with (12))
Nc=6 (v
kis with (11))
Nc=6 (v
kis with (12))
REREFENCES
[7]: Q. N. Hien and E. G. Larsson,”EVD-based channel estimation in multicellmultiuser MIMO systems with very largeantenna arrays”, in ICASSP, 2012, Kyoto,Japan, 2012, pp. 3249 - 3252.
[9]: T. X. Vu, T. A. Vu, and T. S.Q Quek,”Successive pilot contamination elimination inmulti-antenna multi-cell networks,” IEEEWireless Commun. Letters, Nov. 2014.
PARAMETER SETTINGS
Multipath components L = 4, SNR=0dB
Pilot: Np = 16 (random QPSK symbols)
Number of cells Nc = L = 4, K = 4
Total number of BS antenna N=2N0
All multipath channels are i.i.d with gains
gk1i = 1,gk2i = 0.9,gk3i = 0.6,gk4i = 0.7,∀k
First UE in cell i is the target UEOBSERVATIONS
Proposed design achieves better rate thanexisting designs in massive MIMO regime
There is a rate gap between proposed andperfect CSI designs even if N →∞
As expected, we have pilot contaminationwhen Nc > L = 4 (i.e., bounded rate)
Also Np = KNc confirms that our designspends only one ”net” pilot per UE irrespectiveof bandwidth (which is reduced by a factor of Lcompared to existing design)
∴ Treating wideband channel as it is helpsincreasing number of cells in massive MIMO
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Conclusions
Conclusions
We propose new joint channel estimation and beamformingdesign for multicell massive MIMO systemsThe proposed design exploits multipath components of frequencyselective wireless channelsThe proposed design allows Nc = L cells utilize the sametime-frequency resources while efficiently mitigating pilotcontaminationThe proposed design is applicable for arbitrary channel statisticsboth i.i.d and correlated (see also [Boga TSP 15])The proposed design can also be extended straightforwardly toother channel and beamformings (see [Boga TSP 15] for more details )The proposed design is simple to implement as the maincomplexity arises from Rayleigh quotient problem (similarcomplexity as matrix SVD)
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References
References
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