英文摘要 |
In this paper, we propose a time-reversal (TR) downlink space division multiple access communication system. The TR scheme shifts the signal processing needs from the receiver at the radio terminal (RT) to the transmitter at the base station or fixed access point (AP), where power and computational resources are plentiful. We developed two prefiltering schemes: the impulse response of the first prefilter is a time-reversed conjugation of the channel impulse response between the AP and relevant RT. The benefit is spatial and temporal focusing, which collects energy at the sampling instant. The second prefilter meets the zero-forcing criterion such that multiuser interference is completely eliminated at the sampling instants of the relevant RT receiver. Furthermore, we compare the proposed scheme to a downlink direct sequence code division multiple access (DS/CDMA) system that is widely applied in 3G networks. Analytical and simulation results confirm that the superior features of the proposed scheme over the DS/CDMA system lie in the lower complexity, higher throughput, greater flexibility, and practicality. |