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US 2011/0032919 A1Published application
Method of optimising the rank of a mmse channel equaliser
AssigneeFreescale Semiconductor, Inc.
InventorBelkacem Mouhouche
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Abstract
An estimator of the throughput of a channel equalizer in a wireless receiver, wherein the estimator is dependent on a number of NACK messages transmitted by the receiver.
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A method of optimizing the rank of a Minimum Mean Squared Error (MMSE) channel equalizer in a wireless receiver, the method comprising the steps of:
- transmitting NACK and ACK messages by a wireless receiver;
- calculating the number of ACK and NACK messages transmitted;
- calculating an estimator of the throughput of the channel equalizer;
- wherein the estimator is dependent on a number of NACK messages transmitted by the receiver;
- establishing a first and second threshold for the percentage of NACK messages;
- adjusting the rank of the channel equalizer according to the throughput by increasing the rank if the percentage of NACK messages substantially exceeds the first threshold;
- and decreasing the rank if the percentage of NACK messages is substantially less than the second threshold;
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- repeating the above steps until the throughput of the channel equalizer substantially equals a desired value.
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A method of determining the limit rank of a Minimum Mean Squared Error (MMSE) channel equalizer comprising the steps of:
- determining a first estimator of the throughput of the channel equalizer with a first valued rank of the channel equalizer;
- determining a second estimator the throughput of the channel equalizer with a second-valued rank of the channel equalizer;
- comparing the value of the second estimator with the value of the first estimator;
- determining a third estimator of the throughput of the channel equalizer, with a third-valued rank of the channel equalize being different than the second-valued rank, in the event that the value of the second estimator substantially differs from the value of the first estimator;
- comparing the value of the third estimator with the value of the second estimator;
- and repeating the operations of comparing values of successive second and third estimators until the values of sequential estimators are substantially equal.
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