A closed-loop reciprocity calibration method for massive MIMO in terrestrial broadcasting systems
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2016-09-22Subjects
calibrationMIMO communication
massive multi-input multioutput
broadcasting
hardware impairments
terrestrial broadcasting
DVB
massive MIMO
reciprocity calibration
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Massive multi-input multioutput (MIMO) is believed to be an effective technique for future terrestrial broadcasting systems. Reciprocity calibration is one of the major practical challenges for massive MIMO systems operating in time-division duplexing mode. A new closed-loop reciprocity calibration method is investigated in this paper which can support online calibration with a higher accuracy compared to the existing methods. In the first part of the proposed method, an optimized relative calibration is introduced using the same structure of traditional relative calibration, but with less impaired hardware in the reference radio chain. In the second part, a test device (TD)-based calibration is proposed which makes online calibration possible. An experiment setup is built for the measurement of the base station hardware impairments and TD-based calibration implementation. Simulation results and the error vector magnitude of UE received signal after calibration show that the performance of our proposed method is improved significantly compared to the existing relative calibration methods.Citation
Luo H, Zhang Y, Huan LK, Cosmas J, Aggoun A (2016) 'A closed-loop reciprocity calibration method for massive MIMO in terrestrial broadcasting systems', IEEE Transactions on Broadcasting, PP (99), pp.11-19.Publisher
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0018-9316ae974a485f413a2113503eed53cd6c53
10.1109/TBC.2016.2606890
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