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SU-MIMO Configurations for IEEE 802.11ay
Date: 2015-09-14
Authors:Name Affiliations Address Phone email
Alexander Maltsev Intel Turgeneva 30, Nizhny Novgorod, 603024, Russia
+7 (831) 2969444 [email protected]
Artyom Lomayev Intel [email protected]
Yaroslav Gagiev Intel [email protected]
Miki Genossar Intel [email protected]
Carlos Cordeiro Intel [email protected]
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Abstract
• This presentation describes SU-MIMO configurations proposed to be included in IEEE 802.11ay standard.
• These configurations exploit spatial and polarization diversity channel properties and allow system operation in LOS and NLOS conditions.
• The considered configurations should be supported by appropriate channel models and facilitate evaluation methodology development.
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Single Array MIMO with Single Polarization
• Single array MIMO uses single Phased Antenna Array (PAA) of M x N rectangular geometry. All PAA elements have identical linear polarization of type H (horizontal) or V (vertical).
• Each PAA element is fed with a superposition of weighted (or phase shifted) signals pertained to different streams to create a desired resulting antenna pattern.
• This scheme exploits spatial channel diversity property and separates the streams in space domain maximizing the received power (finding strong reflector) and minimizing the impact of each stream on others (interference suppression).
• Figures at the left show an example of PAA of size 4 x 8 and supply chain for each PAA element in case of 2 transmit MIMO streams.
• This scheme can potentially work in NLOS environment, however in LOS environment two streams will be spatially correlated, therefore poor MIMO performance is expected.
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Each element has single polarization
E
V pol
E
H pol
or
PAA elementSignal 1st stream
Signal 2nd stream
Phase shifter
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Single Array MIMO with Dual Polarization
• Single array MIMO with dual polarization uses single PAA of rectangular geometry of size M x N.
• Each PAA element has dual linear polarization H (horizontal) and V (vertical).
• This scheme exploits polarization diversity property and can assign two streams to different H and V polarizations.
• Figures at the left show an example of PAA of size 4 x 8 and supply chain for each PAA element in case of 2 transmit MIMO streams.
• This scheme can potentially work in LOS and NLOS environments. The beamforming algorithm in NLOS can use single reflection (one spatial direction) for both streams or two strong reflections (two spatial directions). It can be selected by phase shifters.
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Each element has dual polarization
E
V and H pol
PAA elementSignal 1st stream
Signal 2nd stream
Phase shifter V pol
H pol
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Multi-Array MIMO
• Multi-array MIMO uses K physically independent PAAs with single or dual polarization type.
• Figure at the left shows an example of 2 PAAs separated by the distance d.
• The PAA #1 and PAA #2 arrays can use elements with single or dual polarization as considered at the previous slides.
• In case of dual polarization arrays this system can implement 4 x 4 MIMO scheme with 4 spatial streams.
• This scheme can work in LOS and NLOS environments. The possibility to use 4 x 4 MIMO scheme in LOS environment depends on the PAAs separation d, antenna arrays size, and the distance between TX and RX, [1].
• Each PAA can do independent beamforming search or cooperative search to find the best channel realization.
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Distance between array centers - d
PAA #1
PAA #2
Each element can have single (H or V) polarization
Each element can have dual (H and V) polarization
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SU-MIMO Configurations
• Configuration #1: single array, single polarization, 2 streams
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PAA elementSignal 1st stream
Signal 2nd stream
Phase shifter
Beam #1
H or V polH or V pol
Device #1 Device #2
Beam #2
Each element has single polarization
E
V pol
E
H pol
or
Device 1 and device 2 have the same configuration: Examples of beamformed links:
Beam #1
H or V polH or V pol
Device #1 Device #2
Beam #2
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SU-MIMO Configurations (Cont’d)
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• Configuration #2: single array, dual polarization, 2 streams
PAA elementSignal 1st stream
Signal 2nd stream
Phase shifter V pol
H pol
H and V polH and V pol
Device #1 Device #2
H
V
H and V polH and V pol
Device #1 Device #2H
V
Beam #1
Beam #2
H and V polH and V pol
Device #1 Device #2H
V
H and V polH and V pol
Device #1 Device #2H
V
Beam #1
Beam #2
Each element has dual polarization
E
V and H pol
Device 1and device 2 have the same configuration: Examples of beamformed links:
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SU-MIMO Configurations (Cont’d)
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• Configuration #3: dual array, single polarization, 2 streams
d2d1
Device #1 Device #2
H or V polH or V pol
d2d1
Device #1 Device #2
H or V polH or V pol
d2d1
Device #1 Device #2
H or V polH or V pol
d2d1
Device #1 Device #2
H or V polH or V pol
Distance between array centers - d
PAA #1
PAA #2
E
V pol
E
H pol
or
PAA elementSignal 1st stream
Phase shifter
PAA elementSignal 2nd stream
Phase shifter
E
V pol
E
H pol
or
Device 1 and device 2 have the same configuration: Examples of beamformed links:
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SU-MIMO Configurations (Cont’d)
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• Configuration #4: dual array, dual polarization, 4 streams
d2d1
Device #1 Device #2
H and V polH and V pol
H
V
H
V
d2d1
Device #1 Device #2
H and V polH and V pol
H
V
H
V
Distance between array centers - d
PAA #1
PAA #2
PAA elementSignal 1st stream
Signal 2nd stream
Phase shifter V pol
H pol
PAA elementSignal 3rd stream
Signal 4th stream
Phase shifter V pol
H pol
H and V pol
H and V pold2d1
Device #1 Device #2
H and V polH and V pol
Device 1 and device 2 have the same configuration: Examples of beamformed links:
d2d1
Device #1 Device #2
H and V polH and V pol
H
V
HV
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SU-MIMO Configurations (Cont’d)
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• Configuration #5: single array, single to dual polarization, 1 streamDevice 1 configuration:
Examples of beamformed links:
Device 2 configuration:
PAA #1
E
V pol
E
H pol
orPAA element
Signal 1st stream
Phase shifter
H and V polH or V pol
Device #1 Device #2
H and V polH or V pol
Device #1 Device #2
PAA #1
PAA elementSignal 1st stream
Signal 1st stream
Phase shifter V pol
H pol
H and V pol
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Summary of SU-MIMO Configurations
• Table below summarizes the SU-MIMO configurations. PAA has rectangular geometry of M x N and distance between arrays d1, d2. M, N, and d1, d2 are parameters.
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# Number of data
streams
MIMO configuration
Number of PAAs
(Device 1, Device 2)
Polarization type
(Device 1, Device 2)
PAAs separation (Device 1, Device 2)
Number of RF parts per PAA
(Device 1, Device 2)
LOS NLOS Mandatory / Optional*
1 2 2 x 2 (1, 1) (Single, single) (0, 0) (2, 2) No Yes Optional
2 2 2 x 2 (1, 1) (Dual, dual) (0, 0) (2, 2) Yes Yes Mandatory
3 2 2 x 2 (2, 2) (Single, single) (d1, d2) (1, 1) Yes Yes Mandatory
4 4 4 x 4 (2, 2) (Dual, dual) (d1, d2) (2, 2) Yes Yes Optional
5 1 1 x 2 (1, 2) (Single, dual) (0, 0) (1, 2) Yes Yes Mandatory
• *Mandatory / optional classification is applied in relation to the channel modeling.
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MIMO Modes Evaluation
• In accordance with contribution IEEE doc. 11-14/0606r0 (ref. [2]), different MIMO techniques can be evaluated for the proposed MIMO configurations, including:– Maximum Ratio Combining (MRC) robust transmission– Open-Loop (OL) MIMO/STBC, optimal selection from:
• OL MIMO (two streams, double rate)• Alamouti space-time coding scheme
– Closed-Loop (CL) MIMO:• SVD fine subcarrier-wise beamforming
• The evaluation of these techniques should be done in reliable channel models that will be developed for the proposed MIMO configurations and approved use cases.
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Conclusions
• This work proposes SU-MIMO configurations to be used to support channel models, evaluation methodology, and standard development in IEEE 802.11ay group.
• It is proposed to consider MIMO schemes utilizing one or two Phased Antenna Arrays (PAAs) with rectangular geometry. Each element of the PAA can have single linear (H or V) polarization or dual (H and V) polarization.
• The considered schemes exploit spatial and polarization diversity channel properties and allow system operation in LOS and NLOS conditions.
• The maximum SU-MIMO configuration is limited to 4 x 4 scheme and supports 4 streams.
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References
1. A. Maltsev, et al, “Experimental Measurements for Short Range LOS SU-MIMO,” IEEE doc. 11-15/0632r1.
2. C. Cordeiro, et al, “Next Generation 802.11ad:30+ Gbps WLAN,” IEEE doc. 11-14/0606r0.
3. Rob Sun, et al, “IEEE 802.11 TGay Use Cases,” IEEE doc. 11-15/0625r2.