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TEL AVIV UNIVERSITY Gaddi Blumrosen

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1<br />

where Uˆ U , Vˆ V <br />

tr(<br />

)<br />

Later we will see that SVD enables, with appropriate pre and post coding, the transmit<br />

and receive antennas to use independent data streams, called sub-channels.<br />

Rice distribution<br />

A common general MIMO channel distribution is Rice distribution which consists of<br />

weighted summation of a Rayleigh distributed channel, and LOS channel, H ,<br />

based on physical wave superposition:<br />

H aHbH 2 2<br />

Where a, and b are constants normalized to one, a b 1<br />

.<br />

It is common to describe HRician<br />

also as:<br />

H Rician <br />

K<br />

H LOS<br />

K 1<br />

<br />

1<br />

H Ray<br />

K 1<br />

a<br />

where K, the Rician constant (Cofactor), equals to, K <br />

b<br />

Channel matrix rank<br />

1/ 2 1/ 2<br />

R T<br />

T<br />

Rician LOS Ray<br />

(2.25)<br />

(2.26)<br />

Let us denote by r, the rank of channel matrix H. If we define, as above, G to be<br />

consisted of independent Gaussian variables, covariance of G is full rank (though the<br />

H<br />

instantaneous value of GG is not necessarily full rank, due to fading effect), and<br />

thus the channel rank is explicitly determined by the minimum rank of RT and RR<br />

.<br />

Consequently, channel rank is determined by the matrix correlation at receive and<br />

transmit ends and thus determines spatial selectivity.<br />

A more realistic approach, in which G is not assumed to be full is analyzed at [5]. In<br />

this approach wide scale reflectors causes keyhole effect for instance, and reduce the<br />

channel rank. Still, different physical scenarios can lead to same channel<br />

characteristics, so the above assumption is justified for analysis purpose.<br />

2.3.5 Channel feedback quality<br />

H Ray<br />

LOS<br />

Channel Side Information (CSI), is based on the channel estimates, the instantaneous<br />

approximated channel value, h and on channel statistics, the estimated channel mean<br />

value, , and the estimated channel covariance matrix, , and some times on<br />

ˆ<br />

R<br />

m<br />

h/ hˆ<br />

hh/ hˆ<br />

higher statistical moments.<br />

A Lot of research was being held recently in the subject of channel feedback quality.<br />

One of the most extensive works, which studied and tested the effects of noisy side<br />

information and quantized side information on the expected SNR and mutual<br />

information, was held by Narula in [8].<br />

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