Blind identification of MIMO channels with periodic precoders
Weizhou Su, Wei Xing Zheng, Qingqi Bi, Shengli Xie · 2008
This paper studies the blind identification problem for multiple-input multiple-output (MIMO) FIR channels, in which the source signals are modulated by high order periodic precoders. A set of new design criteria of the periodic precoders is proposed from the channel blind identification viewpoint for multiuser channels. It is shown that, due to the fact that high order periodic precoders are used in the modelling problem, certain simple orthogonality among user’s signals can be introduced by a set of proper designed periodic precoders. This results in a simple blind identification algorithm and the impulse response of every subchannel can also be determined uniquely up to a unitary scalar based on the received signals’ second order statistics (SOS) and a priori information of the periodic precoders. Simulation results illustrate that the developed blind identification algorithm is efficient.