Abstract—In this paper, a field programmable gate array (FPGA) implementation of a linear minimum mean square error (LMMSE) detector is considered for MIMO-OFDM systems. Two square root free algorithms based on QR decomposition (QRD) are introduced for the implementation of LMMSE detector. Both algorithms are based on QRD via Givens rotations, namely coordinate rotation digital computer (CORDIC) and squared Givens rotation (SGR) algorithms. Linear and triangular shaped array architectures are considered to exploit the parallelism in the computations. An FPGA hardware implementation is presented and computational complexity of each implementation is evaluated and compared. I
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M. Tech. Electrical Engineering.Discusses MIMO systems have been hailed for the benefits of enhancin...
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International audienceSeveral application-specific processor design approaches have been proposed an...
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In this paper, a common framework for maximum likelihood (ML) detection of spatial multiplexed (SM) ...
M. Tech. Electrical Engineering.Discusses MIMO systems have been hailed for the benefits of enhancin...
In this paper, a linearly approximate signal detection scheme is proposed in multiple input multiple...
Conference PaperIn this paper,we present a reduced QRD-M matrix symbol detector in MIMO-OFDM systems...
International audienceIn this paper a FPGA implementation of a 4 times 4 MIMO MMSE Equalizer based o...
This paper presents a low complexity QR decomposition (QRD) architecture for MIMO detector. In the p...
ABSTRACT This paper presents a VLSI implementation of reduced hardware-complexity and reconfigurable...
Data frame Abstract- The paper describes an algorithm and a correspond-ing VLSI architecture for the...
A field-programmable gate array (FPGA) implementation of a new detection algorithm for uncoded multi...
AbstractThis paper presents an FPGA implementation of Maximum likelihood (ML), zero forcing (ZF) and...
Abstract—Implementation of receivers for spatial multiplexing multiple-input multiple-output (MIMO) ...
International audienceSeveral application-specific processor design approaches have been proposed an...
This paper discusses implementation aspects of arecently proposed fixed-complexity soft-output (FCSO...
In this paper a VLSI architecture of a high throughput and high performance soft-output (SO) MIMO de...
Multiple Input Multiple Output (MIMO (techniques use multiple antennas at both transmitter and recei...
In this paper, a common framework for maximum likelihood (ML) detection of spatial multiplexed (SM) ...
M. Tech. Electrical Engineering.Discusses MIMO systems have been hailed for the benefits of enhancin...
In this paper, a linearly approximate signal detection scheme is proposed in multiple input multiple...