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201 5 Maciej Krasicki Poznan University of Technology Slide 1 Author Packet Appending for BICMID Outline A glance at Bit interleaved Coded Modulation with ID: 715181

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Slide1

Date: 2015-11-10

November 2015

Maciej Krasicki (Poznan University of Technology)

Slide 1

Author:

Packet Appending for BICM-IDSlide2

OutlineA glance at Bit-

interleaved Coded Modulation with Iterative

Decoding (BICM-ID)Proposed transmission scheme

Simulation resultsSummary

November 2015

Maciej Krasicki (Poznan University of Technology)Slide

2Slide3

BICM is a promising techniquefor

systems transmitting over fading channel.

November 2015

Maciej Krasicki (Poznan University of Technology)

Slide 3

Complex

signals

represent

amplitude

and

phase

of real

passband

signals

.

BICM

t

ransmitter model

channel

encoderSlide4

November 2015Maciej Krasicki (Poznan University of Technology

)Slide 4

Transmitter

Receiver

channel

encoder

SISO

decoderSlide5

BICM-ID (BICM With Iterative Decoding)

November 2015Maciej Krasicki (

Poznan University of Technology)Slide 5

BICM-ID

iteration

1

channel

encoder

SISO

decoderSlide6

Error-Free Feedback (EF) StateNovember

2015Maciej Krasicki (Poznan University of Technology

)Slide 6

BICM-ID

iteration

1

SISO

decoderSlide7

need for a labeling map that assigns bit labels

differing in one position from each

other to possibly far constellation points (to maximize

avg. pairwise

distance)November 2015

Maciej Krasicki (Poznan University of Technology)

Slide

7

Error-Free Feedback (EF) StateSlide8

Gray labeling– the worst

choiceNovember 2015

Maciej Krasicki (Poznan University of Technology)

Slide 8

can’t

benefit much

from

iterative

decoding

Slide9

M16a– the optimal

oneNovember 2015

Maciej Krasicki (Poznan University of Technology)

Slide 9

avg

.

pairwise

distance

maximized

Slide10

November 2015Maciej Krasicki (Poznan University of Technology

)Slide 10

Packet Appending for BICM-ID –

assumptionsAppend regular packet of Gray-labeled signals

by some additional signals mapped according to a labeling map suitable for iterative decoding purposesAdjust the number of additional signals w.r.t. the current channel stateLegacy receiver should be able to understand the regular packet

Use high constrained-length codeUse higher order modulation to avoid higher time consumptionSlide11

PA-BICM-ID transmitterNovember 2015

Maciej Krasicki (Poznan University of Technology)

Slide 11

labeling

map

good for iterative decoding purposes

by Huang &

RitceySlide12

PA-BICM-ID receiverNovember 2015

Maciej Krasicki (Poznan University of Technology)

Slide 12Slide13

Modulation doping referenceNovember 2015

Maciej Krasicki (Poznan University of Technology)

Slide 13

Some symbols transmitted only according to

a

non-Gray labeling map

Flexibility

, but

only

moderate

performance

gain

over

reference

(Gray

labeling

)

. . .

. . .

(non-Gray

labeling

)Slide14

Simulation setupEach data frame

consists of 10 000 data bytesPseudo-random interleaver64-QAM PA-BICM-ID

compared with 16-QAM BICMTwo retransmission ratio values:

For statistical

accuracy, simulation runs until 100 erroneous

frames have been encountered

November

201

5

Maciej Krasicki

(

Poznan University of Technology

)

Slide

14

Retransmission

ratio

(

 = K/P

) Max. spectral

efficiency (bpcu)2/3

21/22.25Slide15

Simulation results (1)November 2015

Maciej Krasicki (Poznan University of Technology)

Slide 15Slide16

Simulation results (2)November 2015

Maciej Krasicki (Poznan University of Technology)

Slide 16Slide17

SummaryPA-BICM-ID introduces the benefits of iterative decoding to systems not originally intended for this purposeFine

‟tuning” to the current propagation conditionsNo multidimensional constellation = no exponential growth in the

demapper routineThe whole legacy packet transmitted explicitly – the old devices can still hear and decode itSuitable for future multi-casting scenarios

November 2015

Maciej Krasicki (Poznan University of Technology)

Slide 17Slide18

Straw pollDo you find PA-BICM-ID a

promising technique for future WLAN applications?

November 2015

Maciej Krasicki (Poznan University of Technology)

Slide 18