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Downlink beamforming in cellular mobile communications

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A technique for downlink transmission beamformer design in cellular mobile communications systems using an antenna array at the base station is presented. The method is based on estimation of an underlying spatial distribution associated with each source's spatial downlink channel. The algorithm is

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Downlink beamforming in cellular mobile communications

Author: Rodríguez Fonollosa, Javier,Goldberg, J,Vázquez Grau, Gregorio
Publisher: Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE)
Year: 1997
DOI: 10.1109/SPAWC.1997.630282
Source: https://upcommons.upc.edu/bitstream/2117/106905/1/00630282.pdf
DOWNLINK BEAMFORMING FOR CELLULAR MOBILE
COMMUNICATIONS IN FREQUENCY SELECTIVE CHANNELS
Ja ie
R.
Fonollosai,
Jason Goldbe g1
and
G egio i Vdzquez
uni e si a Poli kcnica de Ca alunya
Depa amen de Teo ia del Senyal
i
Comunicacions STel A i Uni e si y
Dep . o Elec ical Enginee ing-Sys ems
-G an Capi i. s/n, Campus No d, Mod. D-5
08034 Ba celona, Spain.
{ ono,g ego i}@gps. sc.upc.es
ABSTRACT
A
echnique o downlink ansmission beam o me design
in cellula mobile communica ions sys ems using an an-
enna a ay
a
he bases a ion
is
p esen ed. The me hod
is based on es ima ion o an unde lying spa ial dis ibu-
ion associa ed wi h each sou ce’s spa ial downlink channel.
The algo i hm
is
“blind” in he sense ha
i
depends only
on
uplink spa ial channel s a is ics, equi ing no mobile- o-
bases a ion eedback in he design p ocedu e. The assumed
unde lying spa ial dis ibu ion models a e gene al enough
o be used in
a
wide a ie y o mobile communica ions sce-
na ios (e.g., u al, u ban, sub-u ban, indoo ).
1.
INTRODUCTION
Expec ed demand o mobile communica ions se ices
is
such ha he use o
spa ial
di e si y
o u he imp o e
spec al e iciency has ecen ly ecei ed conside able a en-
ion [1]-[3]. Speci ically, he use o an enna a ays in com-
bina ion wi h signal p ocessing algo i hms a he bases-
a ion o e he possibili y o exploi ing spa ial di e si y
p esen in he scena io o inc ease sys em capaci y. In p in-
ciple, hese capaci y enhancemen s a egies can be imple-
men ed in bo h uplink (mobile- o-bases a ion) and down-
link (bases a ion- o-mobile) communica ion. Speci ically,
a
se o weigh s is applied o he an enna a ay
so
as o educe
ecei ed ( ansmi ed) co-channel in e e ence in he uplink
(downlink). The choice o weigh s
is
a unc ion o he “spa-
ial channel” o med be ween each co-channel mobile and
each an enna elemen .
In he uplink, a aining sequence can be used o design
he weigh s acco ding o a leas mean squa ed e o (LMSE)
c i e ion
as
in
[l].
This app oach, known
as
“op imum
combining,” is applicable in
a
wide a ie y o mobile com-
munica ion scena ios: indoo , u ban, and sub-u ban and
u al. Gene ally, downlink weigh design is mo e compli-
ca ed. This is especially ue in F equency Di ision Duplex
(FDD) sys ems whe e uplink and downlink communica ion
ake place a di e en equencies. Thus, only i changes
in he spa ial channel a e small o e he ime om s a o
he uplink ame o he end o he downlink ame
and
o e
he uplink-downlink equency di e ence, will he downlink
This
wo k
was
pa ially suppo ed by he Eu opean Com-
mission unde ACTS, P ojec : AC020 TSUNAMI (11), he Na-
ional Plan o Spain, CICYT, TIC95-1022-C05-01, TIC96-0500-
C10-01,
he Gene ali a de Ca alunya, CIRIT, 1996SGR-00096,
and he Fulb igh Commission. The TSUNAMI (11)
conso -
ium is o med by he ollowing o ganiza ions: ERA Technology,
Mo o ola ECID, O ange
PCS,
Robe Bosch, F ance Telecom
CNET,
CASA, Uni e si y o B is ol, Aalbo g Uni e si y, Uni-
e si a Poli hcnica de Ca alunya and Wi eless Sys ems In e na-
ional.
J.
Goldbe g
was
wi h UPC.
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0
1997
IEEE
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Tel
A i 69978, Is ael.
jason@eng.
au.ac.il
and uplink channel be app oxima ely he same. Only hen
can he uplink an enna weigh s be used in he downlink. In
p ac ice (especially
iin
FDD),
uplink and downlink channel
di e ences a e o en
so
la ge ha he uplink weigh s canno
be used di ec ly in he downlink.
In his pape , we add ess his p oblem by p esen -
ing a echnique o downlink ansmission beam o me de-
sign which is especially app op ia e o
FDD
sys ems such
as
GSM-900, DCS-1800 and PCS-1900 in which he e-
cei e pe o ms channel iden i ica ion ollowed by MLSE.
Unlike [3], he me hod
is
use ul o cases whe e mobile- o-
bases a ion eedback
in
he downlink beam o me design
p ocedu e is undesi able
o
no possible. The app oach is
simila in spi i o ha p esen ed in
[Z]
whe ein maximum
likelihood es ima es o a Gaussian pa ame e iza ion o he
spa ial densi y o he use s a e employed. This echnique
ex ends he wo k o
[4,
[5]
o accommoda e equency selec-
i e ading channels. The me hod in his pape uses
a
leas
squa es es ima o o pa ame e s o a mo e gene al Fou ie
based densi ies simila o ha used in [6] in he con ex o
a ay senso noise modelling. This esul s in
a
compu a-
ionally e icien algo i hm which
is
app op ia e o
a
wide
a ie y o en i onmen al scena ios.
2.
CELLULAR NETWORK STRUCTURE
Conside
a
ne wo k ci clus e s each con aining
C
adjacen
hexagonal cells. The cell adius is deno ed
as
R.
Each
cell
is
u he di ided in o
Q
sec o s o wid h
A
=
2x/Q.
An enna a ays (one pe cell sec o ) in conjunc ion wi h
app op ia e signal p ocessing echniques can inc ease sys-
em capaci y by (i) educing he channel e-use dis ance
D
by using ewe cells ]pe clus e and/o
(ii)
by pe mi ing
mul iple co-channel use s
wi hin
a sec o . In his con ex ,
we ocus on he p oblem o designing he downlink ans-
mission beam o me o enhance downlink sys em capaci y
in he di icul ye common si ua ion whe e he downlink
channel canno be es ima ed.
3.
DATA A:ND CHANNEL MODELS
The modula ion scheme employed o bo h he up and
downlink ansmission
is
assumed o be linea o app op i-
a ely modelled
as
such. Addi ionally, he ime dispe sion
in oduced by he channel is assumed bounded by
L
symbol
in e als.
Conside
a
cell sec o wi h an a ay
o
M
elemen s. Fo
some gi en uplink slo and some gi en uplink ca ie e-
quency,
u,
le
N,
deno e he numbe
o
ecei ed desi ed
signals-o -in e es (SOI’s) due o he co-channel mobiles
wi h uplink ca ie equency,
,,,
loca ed in he sec o se -
iced by he a ay in ques ion. Also, le
N;
deno e he num-
be o ecei ed in e e ing signals-no -o -in e es
(SNOI’s)
due o co-channel mobiles a he same uplink ca ie e-
quency, loca ed in o he sec o s. Le
N
=
N,
+
N;
deno e
he o al numbe o ecei ed signals. The wideband a ay
snapsho a e ma ched il e ing and synch onous sampling,
jiu(m)
=
[yuT(m),.-,y,T(m+L.
-
1)IT
Y,(’)
=
[Yu1(%.-,Yu,(~)IT
(1)
whe e
{yu,
(Z)}g=l
is
he ou pu co esponding
o
each sen-
so
and
(.)T
deno es ma ix/ ec o anspose, can be mod-
eIed as:
ji,(m)
=
Au(m)su(m)
+
BIL s
(m)
+
&(m)
(2)
The
ML
x
N
ma ix
Au(m)
con ains he ime a y-
ing
ML
dimensional wideband spa ial signa u e ec o s,
{SUk
(m)) =]
desc ibing he wideband uplink channels
o med be ween each o he co-channel mobiles and he
M
an enna elemen s
a
ca ie equency
u,
T
T
%Uk
(m)
=
[auk
(m,
o),
.
. .
,
awk
(m,
L
-
l)IT
(3)
and
auL(m,Z)
is he channel esponse o he k h use a
ime
(m
+
Z)T
due
o
a
symbol
a
ime
mT.
The
N
di-
mensional ec o
s,(m)
con ains he symbols
{sYk
(n~)}kN,~
ansmi ed by he
N
co-channel mobiles
a
ca ie e-
quency
,
and ime ins an
mT.
The con ibu ion o
all
o he symbols
o
ji,(m)
is deno ed by he ec o
yu s
(m).
The e o e, he wideband spa ial signa u e
A,
(m)
models
he ime dispe sion in oduced by he channel o symbols
ansmi ed a ime ins an
mT
only, and no he
ISI.
The
ec o o addi i e senso noise is deno ed
as
iiu(m).
Analogously, conside he same uplink co-channel use s
now ecei ing he bases a ion ansmission du ing he co -
esponding downlink slo
a
ca ie equency
d.
We can
g oup he ecei ed
SO1
and
SNOI
signals in o an
N
dimen-
sional use downlink “snapsho ” ec o ,
&(m):
whe e
Ad(m),
Ed(m),
and
nd(m)
a e espec i ely, he spa-
ial signa u e ma ix, he an enna elemen ansmission ec-
o o
L
symbols,
and he addi i e Gaussian noise ec o
a
he mobiles.
The
ML
x
N
ma ix
&(m)
con ains he ime a y-
ing
M
L
dimensional wideband signa u e signa u e ec o s,
{adk
(m)} ==,
desc ibing he wideband downlink channels
o med be ween he an enna elemen s and he mobiles,
No e ha in his case he signal ecei ed by he mobiles
is modeled a ime ins an
mT
only and hus he spa ial
signa u e ma ix
Ad(m)
models he
IS1
in oduced by he
downlink channel.
Le
us
conside one
o
he co-channel use s,
use
IC,
in
he gi en uplink and downlink
slo s
and model
i s
co e-
sponding uplink and downlink channels. This use ’s uplink
spa ial signa u e a ime
(m
+
Z)T
and
o
symbols ans-
mi ed
a
ime ins an
mT
can be w i en
as
a
weigh ed
a e age o poin sou ce signa u es:
auk
(m,
1)
=
(el il)!hk
(0,
‘I u2
m)d0
(7)
I€@
I‘
(8)
,,(el u)=
[I,
e~2n u$
sin
e..
.
edM-l)2n u$
sin
e
7,
whe e
(61 u)
is
he s anda d a - ield, na ow band poin
sou ce s ee ing ec o associa ed wi h he uni o m linea
a ay
(ULA),
6
is
he angle o incidence (wi h espec o
he a ay b oadside),
z
is he in e elemen an enna spacing,
c
is
he p opaga ion speed and
gYk
(0,
Zl ,,
m)
is
a
“spa io-
empo al weigh ing unc ion.” The in e al o e which in-
eg a ion
is
ca ied ou ,
0
is
he a ay’s angula co e age
in e al and will depend on he di ec ionali y
o
he an enna
elemen s (which, in u n,
is
la gely de e mined by he cell
sec o iza ion
scheme employed.)
In gene al, he uplink weigh ing unc ion o he k h
use ,
guk
(0,
Zl Y,
m)
can be w i en
as:
whe e
Lk(m)
is
a ze o mean log-no mally dis ib-
u ed shadowing e m wi h E( lOlogLk(m)l)
=
0
and
~
,-,
E([1010gLk(m)32)
=
0:
o he kih use . The pa h
loss e m
is
deno ed
as
,/”
whe e
Dk(m)
and
.”
~
I
y
a e
he dis ance be wee; he k h use and he bases-
a ion (no malized by he cell adius,
R),
and he
pa h loss exponen , espec i ely. The uni a iance
Rayleigh dis ibu ed gain unc ion and he uni o mly dis-
ibu ed phase unc ion a e deno ed as
,Buk
(6,
Zl Y,
m)
and
auk
(6,
I1
u,
m),
espec i ely. Thei p oduc mod-
els he as ading componen o he channel. Las ly,
p:,
(6,
Zlm)
is
he non-nega i e “spa io- empo al densi y
unc ion” associa ed wi h use
k,
In p ac ice, he ay gain and phase unc ions can be ex-
pec ed o change a mo e apidly wi h sou ce mo emen
han he spa io- empo al densi y unc ion.
The weigh ing unc ion
guk(O,
ll u,m)
will be a ze o
mean andom unc ion o angle condi ioned on equency
and ime and o co ela ion:
whe e
S(.)
and
d(.)
deno e he Di ac and K oneke del a
unc ions, and i has been ecognized ha he channel a
one angle
o
delay
o
a i al is unco ela ed wi h ha
a
o he angles o delays o a i al.
Analogously, he wideband downlink spa ial signa u e
ec o o use
k
a ime ins an
mT
o symbols ansmi -
ed
a
ime ins an
(m
-
Z)T
can be exp essed as:
(0l d)gdk
(0,
ll d,
m)d0
(12)
198
4.
DOWNLINK OPTIMUM COMBINING
ela ion ma ix pai :
{~[d",]
R;:
1:
The pe o mance
o
a
Maximum-likelihood sequence es i-
ma ion (MLSE) ecei e like he ones employed in mos
digi al mobiles oday is basically d i en by he signal o
noise a io
a
i s inpu , excep o some pe o mance
loss
due o
ISI.
[7].
The e o e, in he downlink beam o me de-
sign we will no be conce ned wi h channel equaliza ion,
bu only wi h in e e ence a enua ion.
Consequen ly, he goal is ha o designing a se o
N,
M-dimensional weigh ec o s
{wd,
} Zl
which when
weigh ed by he (assumed uni powe ) ansmi ed
SO1
sig-
nals, gi e ise o:
%zk(m)yd(m)
zdk(m),
k
E
{1,"',N3i}
%zk(m)yd(m)%o,
k
E{N,+1,"',N}
k=l
whe e
(-)*
deno es complex conjuga ion and
sd(m)
is gi en
by
(5).
The signal
zdk(m)
ep esen s he desi ed signal o
use
k
con aining symbol
Sdk(m)
plus
IS1
which will be
handled by he MLSE ecei e .
Each weigh ec o can be designed such ha he
o-
al
associa ed in e e ence powe
is
minimized subjec o
a
desi ed mobile ecei ed powe cons ain :
N
q=l,q#k
L-1
Rdp
=
Rdq
[m]
=
ad,
(m,
z)ag
(m,
l)
(16)
k0
whe e
R[dl
and
R$:
a e espec i ely he downlink signal
and in e g ence co ela ion ma ices associa ed wi h he
k h use , and (.) deno es he ma ix ace ope a ion. No e
he cons ain in
(16)
equi es ha he ecei ed powe a he
desi ed use equal he mean powe ecei ed by each an enna
om his use in he uplink no malized by he mobile's
ansmission powe
Cuk.
This ype o cons ain is p e e ed
o an absolu e powe ype cons ain such
as
wXRY;w
=
1
because he la e may place e y high a enua ion equi e-
men s on he design o he downlink beam o me . Fo ex-
ample, conside wo co-channel use s he no ms o whose
uplink channel ec o s di e , say, by 30dB, due
o
pa h
loss di e ences, e c. The cons ain
wHR[dlw
=
1
im-
plies ha ansmission powe di ec ed owa d he weak use
(by he ansmission beam o me o he weak use ) will be
30dB la ge han ha di ec ed owa d he s ong use (by
he ansmission beam o me o he s ong use ). This in
u n implies ha , in o de
o
achie e
a
downlink signal- o-
in e e ence a io
(SIR)
o say, 1OdB
a
he s ong use , he
beam o me o he weak use mus di ec
a
leas 40dB less
ansmission powe owa d he s ong use ela i e o he
weak use . On he o he hand, i he cons ain in
(16)
is
used, hen
o
achie elodB
SIR
a he s ong use , he beam-
o me o he weak use need only di ec
a
leas 1OdB less
owa d he s ong use ela i e o he weak use .
The solu ion is p opo ional o
elmax1
he gene al-
ized eigen ec o associa ed wi h he mammum gene alized
eigen alue o he k h signal and in e e ence and noise co -
d!,
5.
ALTERNATIVE COMBINER DESIGN
The downlink combine design p oposed in
(16)
equi es ull
knowledge o he downlink channels associa ed wi h he use
o in e es
as
well
as
all
e ec ed in e e ed mobiles. O en
in p ac ice, such in o ma ion will no be a ailable. In his
sec ion we p opose an al e na i e downlink combine o
such cases.
The echnique
is
mos easily de i ed in he con ex o
a Time Di ision Mul iple Access (TDMA) sys em wi h he
ollowing assump ions: Fi s , o each use he uplink and
subsequen downlink channels a e unco ela ed (in he sense
ha hei andom weigh ing unc ions in
(7)
and
(12)
a e
unco ela ed). Nex ,
a
aining sequence o du a ion
M
is a ailable in uplink slo o each use . Such sequences
a e inco po a ed in o exis ing sys em s anda ds. Also,
he uplink channel o
a
use in a gi en ame
is
unco e-
lu ed wi h he uplink channel o he same use in ano he
ame. This will e y much be he case in equency hop-
ping sys ems since he gain and phase ading unc ions o
(9),
,&,(e,
ll y,
m)
and
auk
(e,
ll y,
m)
a e highly sensi i e
o changes in he ca ie equency. Las ly, he unde ly-
ing spa ial densi ies associa ed wi h he uplink and down-
link channels,
pz,
(e,
Zjm)
and
pi,
(e,
llm),
o
(9)
and
(13),
espec i ely, a e assumed o change e y slowly wi h ime
compa ed o he gain and phase ading unc ions. In pa ic-
ula , we assume ha hese unde lying spa ial densi ies a e
app oxima ely cons an o e se e al ames. This is eason-
able since hese unc ions do no exhibi g ea luc ua ion in
esponse o changes in he ca ie equency and/o "small"
changes in he mobille posi ion. Mo eo e ,
i
is assumed
ha he unde lying uplink and downlink spa ial densi ies
a e app oxima ely equal:
Pi,
(e,
llm)
=
P:,
(8,
llm)
(18)
This is he in o ma ion which
is
assumed common o bo h
he uplink and he downlink (in addi ion o he usually
conside ed common log-no mal ading and pa h
loss
com-
ponen s) and will o m he basis o he combine design
p ocedu e desc ibed below.
In such a case,
a
modi ied
e sion
o
he op imum com-
bine based on pa ame ic signal and in e e ence and noise
co ela ion ma ices which a e a e aged o e he as ading
e ms can be o mula ed. Le us de ine
Rdk
as
he downlink
co ela ion ma ix associa ed wi h he k h use which has
been a e aged o e he as ading:
Is1
L-1
1=0
whe e
Ep,*[.]
deno es expec a ion o e he as ading and
Tk(e,
I)
=
wp:,
(6,
llm).
Based on a e age co ela-
ion ma ices o he o m in
(19),
we can e o mula e he
cons ained minimum in e e ence powe c i e ion
o
(16)
(based on in o ma ion ha canno be in e ed om he up
link)
as
he ollowing cons ained minimum a e age in e -
e ence powe c i e ion (based on in o ma ion ha can be
Dk m)
199
in e ed om he uplink):
n=
1
,n#
k
The solu ion is gi en
as:
wi h
ELY1
deno ing he “maximum” gene alized eigen ec-
o o
{Rdk,Rdk}.
The downlink combine p oposed in
(20) is o ced o enhance ecep ion o he use o in e es
and a enua e he in e e e s on he basis o magni ude
as
a
unc ion o angle and delay. The combine will a emp
o inc ease he magni ude o
i s
spa ial esponse in hose
di ec ions whe e he desi ed use
is
unde lying spa ial den-
si y is la ge while ying
o
a enua e
i
in hose o he whe e
he in e e e s spa ial densi y unc ions a e la ge. Pe o -
mance will depend on he ex en o which he spa ial densi y
unc ions o he use s o e lap. While he abo e app oach
is
clea ly sub-op imal,
i
makes he bes ou o
a
di icul
si ua ion- ully exploi ing
all
in o ma ion abou he down-
link channel ha can be ob ained om he uplink.
-+SI
--I4
6.
IMPLEMENTATION
We now explain how es ima es o he co esponding a e -
age downlink signal and in e e ence co ela ion ma ices,
$::
and
Rdk
,
espec i ely, a e ob ained o use
in
he new
p ocedu e. Since he uplink spa ial weigh ing co ela ion
unc ion
is
de ined only o e he sec o ,
i
can be ep e-
sen ed by a
Fou ie se ies expansion
as
i s p oposed in
[6]
o modelling noise s a is ics. The Fou ie se ies expan-
sion o he spa ial weigh ing co ela ion unc ion o e he
in e al
8
E
[-Ala,
A/2)
can be w i en
as:
--i4
00
p=-00
-
FA12
Now,
since he co ela ion unc ion will o en be
a
qui e
smoo h unc ion
o
angle, in p ac ice
a
unca ed e sion o
(22)
will usually be
a
su icien app oxima ion.
P-1
Tk(8,l)
ck(p,l)ejPQe,
8
E
[-A/2,A/2) (24)
The a e age uplink and downlink co ela ion ma ices can
be app oxima ed
as
[6]:
p=-P+1
L-1
P-1
2=0
p=-P+1
Thus, he p oblem o es ima ing he spa ial weigh ing co -
ela ion unc ion om he
uplink
da a can be posed
as
he
p oblem
o
es ima ing he coe icien s om he uplink da a.
The spa ial signa u e es ima es a e ob ained by pos -
mul iplying an uplink snapsho da a ma ix by he
pseudoin e se o
a
known “ aining sequence signal ma ix,’’
like
in
[4].
The a e age uplink co ela ion ma ices can be
es i-
ma ed by a e aging he ou e p oduc o spa ial signa u e
es ima es o
a
gi en use ob ained o e
a
numbe o p e i-
ous ames.
F-I
L-1
(27)
1
-
R,,
=
qe,
(m,
I).
m=O
l=O
Ideally, equency hopping is pe o med o e a band su i-
cien ly wide
so
as
o deco ela e
as
ading om one ame
o he nex , bu su icien ly na ow
so
as
o p oduce negli-
gible changes in he uplink s ee ing ec o
(8)
as a unc ion
o equency. This u he implies ha he dependence o
&’‘
on
k
can, in e ec , be elimina ed.
whe e
,
is
a
“nominal” uplink ca ie equency.
Now, e u ning o he es ima ion p oblem, one app oach
is ha o
a
simple pa ame ic leas squa es
i
o he es-
ima ed uplink co ela ion ma ix, which
is
e y e icien
compu a ionally since many ope a ions can be compu ed
o -line
[4].
Once he Fou ie pa ame e s a e es ima ed,
he associa ed pa ame ic downlink co ela ion ma ix es i-
ma es a e simply o med using (26) and he weigh ec o
is calcula ed
using
(21).
7.
CONCLUSION
A
echnique o downlink ansmission beam o me design
in cellula communica ions sys ems has been p esen ed.
The algo i hm equi es no mobile- o-base s a ion eedback,
is
compu a ionally e icien , and is well sui ed o a wide
a ie y o scena ios ypically ound in mobile communica-
ions. De ails on algo i hm implemen a ion and esul s a e
de e ed o a u u e jou nal publica ion.
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