Code power estimation for MIMO signals

Pulse or digital communications – Systems using alternating or pulsating current – Plural channels for transmission of a single pulse train

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ABSTRACT:
Methods and apparatus for estimating code-reuse interference associated with a received multi-stream multiple-input multiple-output (MIMO) signal are disclosed. An estimate for the data-to-pilot power ratio, ΓD/P, may be obtained as a by-product of parametric estimation of impairment covariance associated with the received MIMO signal. In an exemplary method, a parametric impairment model is constructed for a received MIMO signal, the parametric model omitting code-reuse interference. Impairment covariance is measured, using, in one or more embodiments, received pilot symbol data. The parametric impairment model is fitted to the measured impairment covariance to obtain one or more scaling parameter values. A per-code energy value for a first data stream is then calculated from the one or more scaling parameter values. In some embodiments, the data-to-pilot power ratio for the received signal is first calculated from the one or more scaling parameters, and the per-code energy value calculated from the data-to-pilot power ratio.

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