WO2002009293A2 - Hybrid dimensional, spherical space-time coding and decoding apparatus, and associated method, for a communication system - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates generally to a manner by which to communicate data on a channel susceptible to distortion. More particularly, the present invention relates to apparatus, and an associated method, by which to encode data with a multidimensional code, such as a hybrid dimensional
- a communication system is formed, at a minimum, of a sending station and a receiving station interconnected by a communication channel . Data to be communicated by the sending station to the receiving station is converted, if necessary, into a form to permit its communication upon the communication channel.
- a communication system can be defined by almost any combination of sending and receiving stations, including, for instance, circuit board-positioned elements as well as more conventionally-defined communication systems used by spaced-apart users to communicate data therebetween.
- the receiving station When data communicated upon a communication channel is received at the receiving station, the receiving station acts upon, if necessary, the received data to recreate the informational content thereof.
- the data when received at the receiving station, is identical to the data when transmitted by the sending station.
- the data is distorted during its communication upon the communication channel. Such distortion distorts values of the data when received at the receiving station. If the distortion is significant, the informational content of the data, as transmitted, cannot be recovered.
- information which is to be communicated is digitized to form digital bits.
- the digital bits are typically formatted according to a formatting scheme. Groups of the digital bits, for instance, are positioned to form a packet of data.
- Multi-path transmission of the data upon a radio, or other, communication channel introduces distortion upon the data as the data is actually communicated to the receiving station by a multiple number of paths.
- the data detected at the receiving station is the combination of signal values of data communicated upon a plurality of communication paths. Intersymbol interference and Rayleigh fading causes distortion of the data. Such distortion, if not compensated for, prevents the accurate recovery of the transmitted data.
- Various manners are used to compensate for the distortion introduced upon the data during its communication upon a communication path. For instance, by encoding the data, prior to its transmission, various redundancies are introduced into the data. When received at a receiving station, the redundancies are removed to recreate the informational content of the data. If portions of the data are distorted during transmission upon the communication path, the redundancies introduced upon the data increase the likelihood that the remaining portion of the data shall still permit the informational content of the data to be recovered.
- conventional encoding schemes are two- dimensional in nature. Higher-dimensional encoding schemes, if utilized, would increase the likelihood that data, communicated upon the channel susceptible to distortion, shall be recoverable when received at a receiving station. If the data were to be encoded using a multidimensional encoding scheme, the receiving station must correspondingly provide a manner by which to decode the multidimensionality data received thereat.
- data to be communicated upon a communication channel is encoded at a sending station with a hybrid dimensional SSTC (Spherical Space-Time Codes) to form an encoded sequence.
- SSTC Systempherical Space-Time Codes
- a manner is provided by which to provide hybrid dimensional modulation of Spherical Space-Time Codes (SSTC) for a variety of fractional rate codes.
- SSTC Spherical Space-Time Codes
- Fractional code rates are achieved at reduced complexity and minimal loss in performance compared to a N-dimensional spherical code.
- n/n+1 code rates are achievable which are, otherwise, not possible utilizing conventional N-dimensional spherical modulation schemes.
- a manner is provided by which to decode data encoded pursuant to a multidimensional trellis-based coding scheme, such as a N-dimensional Spherical Space-Time Code (SSTC) encoding scheme.
- An equalizer is provided capable of providing equalization operations upon an input signal applied thereto formed of an input signal set defined over any number of orthogonal dimensions, viz., the signal set forms a multidimensional signal set.
- Encoded data formed pursuant to a multidimensional trellis-based coding scheme is decoded pursuant to operation of apparatus provided pursuant to an embodiment of the present invention at a receiving station.
- a manner is provided by which to encode data utilizing a hybrid dimensional modulation of spherical space-time codes at a sending station.
- the encoded data is communicated by a radio sending station upon a radio channel, thereafter to be received at a receiving station.
- the encoding of the data facilitates recreation of the informational content thereof to overcome the effects of distortion introduced upon the sequence when transmitted upon the communication channel .
- Apparatus is provided for the receiving station to decode the multidimensionality coded data received thereat . Because of the encoded nature of the data, distortion introduced thereon during communication to the receiving station is less likely to prevent recovery of the in ormational content of the data at the receiving station.
- Branch metrics are calculated at an equalizer to determine a surviving path which defines a maximum likelihood path.
- the similarity or distance between received signals of each sampling instant in time and all of the paths entering each state or node at the sampling time are measured.
- Trellis paths whose distance metrics are not a minimum for a particular node are eliminated from further consideration as a portion of a maximum likelihood path. That is to say, when two or more paths enter the same state, the one having the best metric is chosen and such path forms a surviving path. Selection of surviving paths is made for each of the states. Least-likely paths are successively eliminated at each state of the decoder operation while cumulative Hamming distances or Euclidean distances for each surviving path are calculated and recorded, thereby to be used to determine the maximum likelihood path.
- New branch metrics, new reference values associated with the new branch metrics, new puncturing patterns, and new diversity combining methodologies are provided to a multidimensional Viterbi equalizer and diversity combiner provided pursuant to an embodiment of the present invention to decode spherical space-time codes.
- apparatus, and an associated method for a communication system having a receiving station for receiving an encoded sequence of data formed of coordinates. Each coordinate of the sequence of data is selected from a multidimensional coordinate set.
- the encoded sequence communicated to the receiving station is communicated upon a communication channel.
- a trellis decoder decodes an indication of the encoded sequence once received at the receiving station.
- the trellis decoder includes a metric calculator coupled to receive indications of the encoded sequence.
- the metric calculator calculates branch metrics for each coordinate of the multidimensional coordinate set of which coordinates of the encoded sequence are formed. Each branch metric is formed responsive to a difference calculated between an indication of each coordinate of the encoded sequence and a reference value associated therewith.
- the metric calculator forms a maximum-likelihood sequence path of the multidimensional encoded sequence.
- Figure 1 illustrates a functional block diagram of a communication system in which an embodiment of the present invention is operable.
- Figure 2 illustrates a representation of a hybrid rate 2/3 system exemplary of coding capable of being formed pursuant to operation of an embodiment of the present invention.
- Figure 4 illustrates graphical representations of subset partition distances representative of a partitioning tree utilized in an exemplary implementation of the present invention.
- Figure 5 illustrates a representation of a time- varying trellis indicative of puncturing of symbols during operation of an embodiment of the present invention.
- Figure 6 illustrates another trellis diagram, here representative of path selection diversity for spherical space-time coding pursuant to operation of an embodiment of the present invention.
- Figure 7 illustrates additional trellis diagrams representative of maximal ratio combining and equal diversity for spherical space-time coding pursuant to operation of an embodiment of the present invention.
- a communication system shown generally at 10, is operable to communicate data between communication stations.
- the communication system forms a radio communication system, here a cellular communication system.
- a radio communication system here a cellular communication system.
- the communication system 10 is here shown to include a sending station 12 operable to communicate data by way of a radio link 14 with a receiving station 16.
- a sending station 12 When, for instance, the sending station 12 forms the transmit portion of a mobile station, data originated thereat is communicated upon a reverse link, or uplink, channel defined upon the radio link 14 to a receive portion of a base station of which the receiving station 16 is representative.
- the sending and receiving stations 12 and 16, respectively, are also representative of communications by a transmit portion of a base station to a receive portion of a mobile station.
- Channels defined upon the radio link 14, referred to as forward link, or downlink, channels are used to communicate the data from the base station to the mobile station.
- the sending station 12 includes a data source 18 at which data to be communicated is originated.
- the data source is formed, for instance, of voice data representative of speech information generated by a user of the mobile station.
- Data originated at the data source 18 is provided to a formatter 22 at which formatting of the data is performed. Formatting includes, for instance, digitization of the data.
- the data is thereafter interleaved at an interleaver 26.
- the interleaved data is thereafter provided to a modulator 28.
- the modulator 28 is operable pursuant to an embodiment of the present invention to perform hybrid dimensional modulation of spherical space-time codes, better to insure adequate recreation of the informational content of the data subsequent to reception at the receiving station 16.
- a modulated representation of the data, now ' forming an encoded sequence is provided to an up-converter 32.
- the up-converter 32 is operable to up-convert in frequency the encoded sequence provided thereto to a transmit frequency.
- An antenna transducer 34 coupled to the up-converter, such as by way of a filter duplexer (not shown) transduces the signals provided thereto into electromagnetic form for communication upon the radio link 14.
- the baseband representation is applied to a de- interleaver 42 operable to de-interleave the encoded sequence.
- a de-interleaved, encoded sequence is thereafter provided to a Viterbi equalizer/decoder of an embodiment of the present invention.
- the equalizer/decoder is operable to decode the encoded sequence, encoded pursuant to a multidimensional trellis-based coding scheme.
- Spherical Space-Time Code is exemplary of such a multidimensional coding scheme.
- a decoded sequence forming a most a likely path, is thereafter provided to a data sink 46.
- the modulator 28 forming a portion of the sending station 12 forms a higher dimensional, i.e., greater than two, modulation scheme which requires multiple transmission of complex samples across the radio link 14 to send each symbol of the resultant encoded sequence. If the transmissions are performed in time or frequency, an increased bandwidth requirement is necessitated relative' to a conventional two- dimensional modulation scheme. Disadvantages associated with the increased bandwidth requirement are at least partially offset by gains in increased minimum free distance between code words which exceeds a power penalty associated with multiple transmissions.
- Hybrid dimensional SSTC entails the alternate transmission of symbols defined over two or more different dimensions.
- the rate 4/9 code is formed of four transmissions of a 4-D signal for every transmission of a 2-D signal as compared to five transmissions of a 2-D signal for an uncoded system.
- the average performance of a hybrid rate code is dominated by the symbol transmission with the worst error rate. Parameters required to estimate the performance are the average signal power to noise per symbol and minimum distance for each dimension used. As the number of dimensions is increased, an increase in minimum squared distance is evidenced. As the symbol error with the worst performance dominates overall performance, the best performance possible for a hybrid code occurs when each symbol is equally probable.
- the symbol selected from higher dimensions exhibits larger minimum squared distances, and symbols from lower dimensions have relatively greater average signal power to noise per symbol ratios.
- the average signal power to noise ratio for a two-dimensional signal is twice that of a four-dimensional signal.
- the difference in average signal power to noise ratio is attributed to the fact that the noise power is determined by the average rate of the code. This is greater than the lower dimensional symbol and less than the higher dimensional symbol.
- the difference in ratios is simply the ratio of the dimensionality of the symbols utilized.
- each symbol is weighted prior to transmission by the sending station upon the radio link.
- a constraint on the weight is the requirement that the sum of the weights must equal the number of symbol transmissions so as not to increase the average transmit power.
- the efficacy in performance for the hybrid code requires that the differences in gains in minimum square distance and average signal power to noise ratios be equally distributed amongst the symbols.
- the gain in average signal power to noise ratios for the symbols is doubled in favor of the two-dimensional signal .
- the gain in the minimum squared distances for the symbols is a factor of three in favor of the four-dimensional signal.
- the performance difference in gains is 3/2 in favor of minimum squared distances. Half of this equals 0.75.
- the amplitude of the four-dimensional signal is scaled by a square root of 0.75
- the amplitude of the two-dimensional signal is scaled by the square root of 1.25.
- the sequence When the sequence is received at the receiving station, the sequence differs with corresponding values of the sequence when transmitted at the sending station due to distortion introduced thereon during transmission upon the radio link. Such distortion occurs as a result of, for instance, multi-path fading or Rayleigh fading.
- Operation of the decoder 44 provides an estimate of the transmitted code responsive to the received sequence.
- optimal decoder strategy for trellis-based encoded data is to select a codeword with the minimum distance metric, either the Hamming distance or the Euclidean distance. As an encoder for a trellis code exhibits memory, it is reasonable to use all codewords associated with a particular symbol in the decision determination therefor.
- a sequence of codewords or paths through the trellis are compared to determine the transmitted codeword.
- Utilization of a Viterbi equalizer- algorithm performs maximum likelihood decoding with reduced computational load by taking advantage of the special structure of the code trellis.
- Viterbi decoding is based upon. the principle that when any two or more paths in a trellis merge to a single state, at least one of the paths can be eliminated in the search for an optimum path.
- the similarity or distance between receive signals at each sampling instant and all paths entering each state or node at the sampling instant is determined. Trellis paths whose distance metrics are not the minimum for a particular node are eliminated. That is to say, when two or more paths enter the same state, the path having the best metric is chosen. This path is referred to as the surviving path. Selection of the surviving paths is performed for all states. Successive decisions are made responsive to measurements to eliminate least likely paths. In the process, the cumulative Hamming distance or Euclidean distance for each surviving path is recorded and used later to determine the maximum likelihood path.
- a branch metric, ⁇ is computed over all coordinates as follows:
- m is a time instance
- rTM is the kth coordinate of the received soft decision symbol at time instance m
- cc ik is the ith reference value of the kth coordinate
- Figure 3 illustrates an exemplary trellis, shown generally at 62.
- the trellis is defined by a plurality of states S 0 , etc.
- a maximum likelihood path 64 is calculated by calculating branch metrics and selecting a surviving path at each state.
- the value r m at time instant m is formed of a linear combination of a current pair of coordinates in complex format s n and scaled versions of previous coordinate pairs s m _ ⁇ , etc.
- the reference values associated with each state and branch of the trellis must be enumerated over all permitted transmit sequences.
- M is the number of coordinates per symbol
- L is the cardinality of the signal set
- p is the length of the channel response in time epochs .
- L number of reference values and states are required for the trellis. Every symbol can take on L distinct values. And, each state requires L branch metrics to be calculated. Whenever the number of coordinates per symbol is odd, then the channel introduces intersymbol interference even for flat fading channels. This leads to further complexity in the decoding process. In this situation, all complex samples associated with the two different symbols must be jointly decoded. Hence, the decoder must be able to store and to calculate L 2 branch metrics per state.
- Puncturing methodology is also utilized.
- Puncturing symbols follows traditional puncturing methodology as used with conventional and trellis codes. Puncture patterns are applied to the symbols at the output of the encoder prior to transmission across the multiple antennas. In this manner, the information rate for the system increases compared to an unpunctured system.
- Puncturing methodology pursuant to an embodiment of the present invention generally adheres to three rules. First, no more than t consecutive coded symbols are punctured for t transmit antennas STC . Second, punctured symbols are uniformly distributed amongst the t transmit antennas. And, third, valid puncturing patterns yield, if there are any, parallel transitions that are associated with signals of the subsets in the lowest layer of a set partitioning tree .
- Figure 4 illustrates graphically a 4PSK and an 8PSK symbol set with symbols S.
- the parallel transmission ⁇ l in the QPSK symbol set and the transition ⁇ 3 in 8PSK symbol set are representative of the third rule.
- a puncturing methodology inherently requires two input signals to be detected jointly, as is the case for an odd number of coordinates per symbol . A corresponding increase in complexity in the decoding process is required as a result.
- puncturing of symbols for SSTC results in a time-varying trellis.
- Figure 5 illustrates a time-varying trellis, shown generally at 72.
- An unpunctured codeword follows the original trellis, while the punctured codewords result in a different set of transitions between states . This requires the decoder to store the state information for multiple trellises and to keep track of which codeword to apply to each of the trellises .
- Puncturing of coordinates would entail the removal of coordinates from one or more coded symbols and combining them with coordinates of other coded symbols. For example, to derive a rate of 2/3 code from a rate 1/2 code, one coordinate from adjacent four-dimensional symbols is punctured and the remaining six coordinates are combined together and transmitted upon the radio link as the average symbol is formed of three coordinates per symbol rather than four coordinates .
- the rate of the system compared to a two-dimensional symbol increases from 1/2 to 2/3.
- this change is derived at the expense of added complexity in the receiver as half of the complex samples are derived from two different codewords. Then, they must be decoded jointly.
- two coordinates could be punctured from one codeword and transmitted over the four- dimensional symbol unpunctured.
- Pragmatic codes are formed of coded bits and uncoded bits. Typically, the least reliable bits are encoded and grouped with a set of uncoded bits to form a codeword. The codeword is then modulated and transmitted upon a channel. In one implementation, some symbols are defined over a higher dimensional coordinate system, and the remaining symbols are defined over a traditional two-dimensional coordinate system. For instance, to create a rate of 2/3 codes, half of the codewords are defined over a two- dimensional coordinate system, and the other half are defined over a four-dimensional coordinate system.
- each complex sample is derived for a single codeword.
- the free distance for these pragmatic codes can typically approach or achieve that for the corresponding non- pragmatic rate.
- the impact on the decoding process is nominal with respect to complexity. For example, the branch metric associated with each rate must be computed using the correct number of coordinates per symbol after which the decoding process proceeds in a normal manner.
- An additional benefit of sending multiple complex samples per symbol is that interleaving of the complex samples across the data frame is facilitated. As all of the complex samples are transmitted simultaneously, time or frequency diversity is accommodated in the system by positioning, if possible, complex samples within the frame sufficiently apart as that they experience weakly correlated or independent fading. At the receiving station, de-interleaving is employed prior to computation of the branch metrics, and the remaining decoding process proceeds in normal manner.
- each complex sample provides sufficient statistics to decode the transmitted symbol provided that no two different symbols from the constellation generate the same complex samples from the coordinates.
- diversity-combining techniques such as switch path combining, equal gain combining, and maximal ratio combining are all feasible at the decoder.
- Figures 6 and 7 illustrate path selection diversity and maximal ratio combining in equal diversity for spherical space-time coding.
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