Industrial Technology Research Institute

Shih-Kai Lee

Chang-Lung Hsiao

Jiann-An Tsai

Po-Lin Chiu

Yumin Lee

Yung-An Kao

Yen-lun Chen

An apparatus for generating a 2D spreading code and method for the same are proposed. The apparatus for generating the 2D spreading code includes a column counter, a row counter, a codeword selector, and a logic unit. The logic unit performs logic operations on the output of the column counter, the row counter, and the codeword selector to generate the 2D spreading code of desired order designated by the codeword selector. The 2D spreading code includes 4 2&#xd7;2 initial matrixes for generating 4codes for 4users in the iorder. The apparatus for generating the 2D spreading code according to the present invention is advantageously used in OFDM system to increase the number of subscribers with reduced interference.

Apparatus for generating 2D spreading code and method for the same

At the transmitter of a transmitter and receiver apparatus for Multiple Input/Multiple Output MultiCarrier-Code Division Multiple Access (MIMO MC-CDMA) systems, modified orthogonal transmit diversity (MOTD) encoders are used for increasing space and time transmission diversity. A P-way combiner is used to connect the MOTD encoders and P multi-carrier modulators. Each modulator is connected to a set of antennas. At the receiver, each multi-carrier demodulator has an amplitude/phase compensator to compensate distortion at every sub-carrier. Similarly, a combiner is used to connect the demodulators and the MOTD decoders. As a result, space, time, and frequency diversity can be explored.

Apparatus of transmitter and receiver for MIMO MC-CDMA system

The invention relates to an apparatus of transmitter and receiver for Multiple Input/Multiple Output MultiCarrier-Code Division Multiple Access (MIMO MC-CDMA) systems. At the transmitter, modified orthogonal transmit diversity (MOTD) encoders are used for increasing space and time transmission diversity. A P-way combiner is used to connect the MOTD encoders and P multi-carrier modulators. Each modulator is connected to a set of antennas. At the receiver, each multi-carrier demodulator has an amplitude/phase compensator to compensate distortion at every sub-carrier. Similarly, a combiner is used to connect the demodulators and the MOTD decoders. Upon the invention, the space, time, and frequency diversity can be explored.

An equalization method suitable for use in a receiver in an orthogonal frequency division multiplexing (OFDM) system utilizing a plurality of sub-carriers. The receiver includes an outer receiver for decoding. The equalization method includes receiving an input signal including at least one preamble symbol containing a training sequence and a plurality of informative OFDM symbols each containing a serial stream of samples, and performing compensations for each of the informative OFDM symbols. Compensation for each of the informative OFDM symbols includes converting the serial stream of samples into parallel samples, performing a fast Fourier transform (FFT) of the parallel samples to obtain a plurality of data symbols, each data symbol corresponding to a sub-carrier, compensating the data symbols for at least one first phase distortion and at least one second phase distortion, and providing at least one amplitude distortion factor to the outer receiver.

Method of equalization in an OFDM system

A PAPR reduction method using bit reallocation is disclosed, which is applied in a multi-carrier system. The lowest total transmission power P is achieved by a bit loading algorithm conditioned on the requirement of total D transmission bits per block. When the PAPR (peak to average power ratio) of the block is larger than a predetermined value A, the bit reallocation is performed to add &#x394;d-bit transmitting data to one sub-carrier and subtract &#x394;d-bit transmitting data from another sub-carrier, thereby continuing bit reallocation until the PAPR meets with the system requirement or an iteration number reaches a predetermined maximal number of iteration L.

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