Implementation of Efficient Channel Estimation Method

Adaptive filters are part of digital signaling systems and are widely used in modern communication systems. Basic applications of adaptive filters such as adaptive noise cancellation, channel equalization, system identification, adaptive beamforming, etc. Therefore, its implementation is a very important field in the digital system world. As we know, intersymbol interference (ISI) frequency selective time spreading channel caused by multipath in bandwidth limit distort the transmitted signal.

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In this paper, reliable channel estimation based on support detection (SD) was made by fully utilizing the structural features of the millimeter wave beam spatial channel. The basic idea is to decompose the whole-beam spatial channel estimation problem into a series of sub-problems, and each sub-problem considers only one sparse channel component (a vector containing information on a specific propagation direction) . For each channel component, its support is first detected based on the estimated position of the strongest element (ie, the index set of nonzero elements in the sparse vector). The influence of the channel component is then removed from the total beam spatial channel estimation problem and support for the next channel component is detected in a similar manner. After detecting support of all channel components, non-zero elements of sparse beam spatial channels can be estimated with low pilot overhead. simulation result

In this paper, we studied the beam space channel estimation problem of millimeter wave large scale MIMO system using lens antenna array. Specifically, we first propose a low cost adaptive selection network to obtain effective beam spatial channel measurements. Therefore, we propose SD based channel estimation to reliably detect channel support by utilizing the structural characteristics of millimeter wave beam spatial channel. Analysis showed that the computational complexity of the scheme is comparable to the traditional LS algorithm. The simulation results verify that the proposed SD-based channel estimation can achieve better NMSE performance than conventional OMP-based channel estimation, especially in the low SNR region.