Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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6952158 | Digital Signal Processing | 2014 | 9 Pages |
Abstract
Depth-first sphere decoding of MIMO systems has near maximum likelihood performance with reasonable computational complexity. In this paper, lower complexity depth-first sphere decoding and list sphere decoding algorithms are proposed. Several criteria for re-ordering the search dimensions are proposed. The proposed sphere decoders are shown to have a significantly reduced decoding complexity at low SNRs. To further reduce the complexity at high SNRs, the point search-space at each ordered dimension is adaptively reduced. Further reductions in the decoding complexity are achieved by inter-layer interference cancellation. It is shown that the proposed sphere decoding algorithms maintain their near-optimal performance, concurrently with a significant complexity reduction, over a wide SNR range.
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Authors
Mostafa El-Khamy, Mostafa Medra, Hassan M. ElKamchouchi,