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US 10,340,986 B2Granted
Frequency resource allocation in MU-MIMO systems
AssigneeRF DSP Inc.
InventorsBoyu Li, Dengkui Zhu, Ping Liang
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Abstract
This invention presents a method for frequency resource allocation in a MU-MTMO system comprising assigning UEs with CQI higher than a predefined value and/or CEE lower than a predefined value and/or SII lower than a predefined value to a first group and the rest UEs to a second group, allocating different frequency resource to each group, and applying different precoding or decoding algorithm to each group.
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A method for frequency resource allocation in a MU-MIMO system comprising
- obtaining estimation of the Channel Estimation Error (CEE) and/or Speed Indication Information (SII) of User Equipment (UEs) by having the UEs send pilot or test signals to the base station (BS) and the BS estimates the CEE and/or SII of the UEs using the received signals from the UEs, or having the BS send a pilot or test signal to UEs and having the UEs feed back their CEE and/or SII to the BS;
- assigning UEs with CEE lower than a predefined value and/or SII lower than a predefined value to a first group and the rest UEs to a second group;
- allocating a first frequency resource to the first group and a second frequency resource to the second group;
- selecting and applying a first precoding algorithm for the downlink or a first decoding algorithm for the uplink that is more demanding on low CEE and/or low SII on transmissions in the first frequency resource;
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- selecting and applying a second precoding algorithm for the downlink or a second decoding algorithm for the uplink that is less demanding on low CEE and/or low SII on transmissions in the second frequency resource,
- wherein the first and second precoding algorithms and the first and second decoding algorithms are selected to produce greater sum-rate for each UE group, or smaller differences among the post Signal-to-Interference-plus-Noise-Ratios (SINRs) of the UEs in each group.
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