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Cooperative MIMO and Signal Space Diversity. Edition No. 1

VDM Publishing House, July 2008, Pages: 84


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Many techniques have been proposed in order to overcome the degradation effects of
the radio channel and to achieve the higher transmission rate over time or frequency selective
fading channels. Multiple
antenna system is one of the solutions which can be practically applied to the real
communication system nowadays. The diversity gain by using multiple-input multiple-
output (MIMO) system is investigated in this book for both transmit and receive
diversity. The transmit diversity can be obtained by the transmission with space-time
block code (STBC) with the help of signal space diversity. The advantage of signal
space diversity is that the diversity gain can be achieved without spending additional
power or bandwidth. With signal space diversity, the new set of multidimensional signal
constellations are constructed in order to cope with the fading channel. The aim is to
reach to the performance of Gaussian channel by using this multidimensional modulation
scheme. The receive diversity can also be obtained by the combining techniques when the
multiple receive antenna system is applicable.



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