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Spectrum-Domain Communications:Spectrum Domain Communications:
- An outlook on 5G- An outlook on 5G
H li H (P f /D )Honglin Hu (Prof./Dr. )胡宏林
Sh h i R h C t f Wi lShanghai Research Center for Wireless Communications (WiCO)
Outline
1 Introduction1. Introduction
2. Fundamental of spectrum-domain communicationsdomain communications
3 S t d i3. Spectrum-domain communications Systemsy
4 Testbed development2
4.Testbed development
Outline
1 Introduction1. Introduction
2. Fundamental of spectrum-domain communicationsdomain communications
3 S t d i3. Spectrum-domain communications Systemsy
4 Testbed development3
4.Testbed development
Expansion of human territory
Conventional 3-D space
Electromagnetic fieldg
Dose other dimension exist
for human territory?
3-D space
4
Dimension expansion for information transmission
Frequency
Data2 Data4
Data1
Time
Data2 Data1
Time
Data3
?!Frequency
?!Time
5Space
What is the next?
Today
2G 3G 3G/4G
1991 2008 2015 ?
2G 3G B3G/4G 5G?
?TDMA CDMA OFDMA MIMO ?Time-frequency
domainTime-frequency-
space domainTime, frequency , space Spectrum domain?
In addition to conventional time, frequency, and space domains, does other transmission domain exist?
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Outline
1 Introduction1. Introduction
2. Fundamental of spectrum-domain communicationsdomain communications
3 S t d i3. Spectrum-domain communications Systemsy
4 Testbed development7
4.Testbed development
What’s spectrum-domain communications?
2G 3G B3G/4G 5G
Time-frequency- Time-frequency- Spectrum-
Signal design with deterministic Statistical
q ydomain comm.
q yspace- domain comm. domain comm.
Signal design with deterministic characteristics
Statistical characteristics
Spectrum domain communications specify a digitalSpectrum-domain communications specify a digital transmission procedure over statistical spectrum-domain, in which the transmitter maps binary digitsdomain, in which the transmitter maps binary digits into the statistical characteristics of transmit signals and the receiver recoveries these digits by
8extracting the modulated statistical characteristicsof the received signals.
Modulation strategy over spectrum domain
• Design purposely induced cyclostationaryDesign purposely induced cyclostationary communication signal:
B d idth t d i fl iblBandwidth cost and inflexible
• Exploit cyclostationarity in conventional i ti i lcommunication signals:
Green communications and flexibleGreen communications and flexible
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Digital modulation:A mapping between binary digits and symbols
Primitive communications:Mapping binary digit into grin or smile
Binary digit
Expression symbol
Detection methoddigit symbol
0
110
Traditional digital modulation
Digital modulation over traditional domain: A mapping between binary digits and deterministic pp g y g
characteristics of transmit signal.Binary digits modulate the amplitude, phase and
frequency of transmit signal
Binary digit Transmit signal Detection method
frequency of transmit signal.
0 Classify the0 Classify the deterministic
characteristicscharacteristicsof signals
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1
Digital modulation over spectrum domain
Binary digits Cyclic delay vector Statistical characteristics of transmit signalg
Binary digits modulate pulse positions of the Cyclic AutocorrelationFunction (CAF) of the CDD-OFDM signal.
Binary digit Cyclostationary spectrum of transmit signal
Detection method
0 Classify the
commonCP-inducedcomponents
Am
plitude of CAF
distinguishableCDD-inducedsignature
0 statistical characteristics
f i l
05
1015
2025
3035
-40-30
-20-10
010
2030
40
F
Lag parameter
Cycle frequency
of signals
1commonCP-inducedcomponents
distinguishableCDD-inducedsignature
Am
plitude of CAF
121 0
510
1520
2530
35-40
-30-20
-100
1020
3040
Cycle frequency Lag parameter
Exploration for spectrum-domain communications
Cyclostationarysignatures in OFDM
Cyclic Delay Modulation(CDM)signatures in OFDM
1 P D Sutton et al IEEE
Modulation(CDM)
1 H Guo H Hu and Y1. P. D. Sutton et. al. , IEEE JSAC. vol. 26, pp. 13-24, Jan. 2008.
1. H. Guo, H. Hu and Y. Yang, IEEE ICC 2009
2. Design CAF through 2. Design CAF through
time-frequency domain. 3. Show the possibility to
space domain.3. A overlaying scheme
over a CDD-OFDM3. Show the possibility to send information over spectrum domain
4 I ti l
over a CDD OFDM system (standard compatibility)
4 Practical and green4. Impractical5. unable to achieve
multiplexing gain due to
4. Practical and green communications
5. Capability to achieve
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p g gspectrum domain multiplexing gain due to
spectrum domain
CDD-OFDM systems
CDD-OFDM transmitter(3GPP-LTE standard)
1[ ]ls kCyclic
2ΔCyclic P fi
,1[ ]lCyclic Prefix
,2[ ]ls k
OFDM Modulation 1 TN
Δ Cyclic fi
2 Prefix..., [ ]
Tl ns k
[ ]ls k1, 0{ }N
l k kc −=
TnΔ Prefix
NΔCyclic
..., [ ]
Tl Ns kTNΔ Prefix
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CDD-OFDM: Appealing features
Standard conformability
• Implement only in transmitter being transparent to receiver side1. Standard
• It can be incorporated within the OFDM
conformability within the OFDM-based standards such as WiMAX, 3GPP-LTE,as WiMAX, 3GPP LTE, and IEEE 802.11a etc.
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CDD-OFDM: Appealing features
Delay diversity gain• Convert MISO channel
into an equivalent SISOchannel with increased1. Standard channel with increased frequency diversity.conformability
2 D l di it • Transform delay diversityinto frequency diversity
2. Delay diversity gain
• Collect increased diversity by an outer error control coding such as convolutional coding
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CDD-OFDM: Appealing features
Saturation effect1 St d d
• In the saturation region, the system can achieve
1. Standard conformability
almost the same delay diversity gain approaching to the
2. Delay diversity gain pp g
maximum.
S t ti ff t ll
gain
3. Saturation • Saturation effect allows
for tuning cyclic delays for other metrics, while
effect
keeping the desirable performance of antenna system.
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y
CDD-OFDM: Appealing features
Cyclostationarity1 Standard
• CP-induced CAF l At th
1. Standard conformability
pulses: At the fixed positions2. Delay diversity
gain
• CDD-induced
g
3. Saturation effectCAF pulses: Its position can be
4. Cyclostationarity
tuned by cyclic-delay intervals.
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CAF of the received CDD-OFDM
2 4Δ = 2 10Δ =
common commoncommonCP-inducedcomponents
Am
p
distinguishablecyclic delay
commonCP-inducedcomponents
distinguishableli d l
Am
pplitude of CAF
modulatedcomponents
cyclic-delay modulatedcomponents
plitude of CAF
05
1015
1020
3040
FCycl
05
1015
1020
3040
Cycle f2025
3035
-40-30
-20-10
010
Lag par
amete
r
cle frequency
2025
3035
-40-30
-20-10
010e frequency
Lag par
amete
r
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Outline
1 Introduction1. Introduction
2. Fundamental of spectrum-domain communicationsdomain communications
3 S t d i3. Spectrum-domain communications Systemsy
4 Testbed development20
4.Testbed development
Parallel transmission based on Cyclic-Delay Modulation (CDM)
CDM Channel E d
CDM VectorMapper
CAFEstimator
CDM Channel D C d
CDM VecotorDecision
CDM Vector
D
CDM Channel over Spectrum-Domain
CDMb̂CDMb
Encoder Mapper
S/P
Binary Data
Estimator DeCoder
P/S
Decision Unit Demapper
Binary Data
OFDMChannel Encoder
QAMOFDM/CDMWaveformGenerator
...OFDM
Demodulator
OFDMChannel Encoder
OFDM Channel over Frequency-Domain
OFDMb OFDMb̂
B3G/4G transceiverC DMb
Practical green-communications[ ]
C D M V ectorM apper
C D M /O FD M W aveform G enerator { }
1
Q
q q =∈δ δ
• Increasing the transmit rate without the cost of bandwidth and power, while keeping the performance of original system
• Sending digital data in a embedded manner; robustness againstIFFT
1
TNTnΔ C P
2Δ C P
,1 [ ]ls nC P
...
..
, 2 [ ]ls n
, [ ]Tl ns n
1, 0{ }N
l k kc −=
[ ]ls kC yclic D elay
C yclic D elayQ A M
...
...OFDMb
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Sending digital data in a embedded manner; robustness against stationary noise and timing offset TNΔ C P
., [ ]
Tl Ns nC yclic D elay
.
Parallel digital transmission
Multiplexing of CDM channel and OFDM channel
c o m m o nC P - i n d u c e dc o m p o n e n t s
C D M W a v e fo r m
c o m p o n e n t s
Am
plitude of CA
F
d i s t i n g u i s h a b l ec y c l i c d e l a ym o d u l a t e dc o m p o n e n t s
C D MC h a n n e l
O v e rS p e c tr u m
S ig n a l D e s ig n w ith S t a t is t ic a l
C h a r a c te r is t ic s0
51 0
1 52 0
2 53 0
3 5- 4 0
- 3 0- 2 0
- 1 00
1 02 0
3 04 0
F
L a g p a ram e te rC ycle frequency
D o m a in
- 4 0
y
O F D M C h l S i l D i ith
O F D M W a v e fo r m
C h a n n e lO v e r
F r e q u e n c yD o m a in
S ig n a l D e s ig n w ith D e t e r m in is t ic
C h a r a c te r is t ic s
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Mapping from binary digits to statistical waveforms
Binary digits modulate the pulse position of CAF of the CDD OFDM signal
4 00100Δ = ⇔ 10 01010Δ ⇔
of the CDD-OFDM signal.
2 4 00100Δ = ⇔2 10 01010Δ = ⇔
common commoncommonCP-inducedcomponents
Am
plitud
distinguishablecyclic delaymodulatedcomponents
CP-inducedcomponents
distinguishablecyclic-delay modulatedcomponents
Am
plitude
05
10 3040
de of CA
F
p
05
10 3040
components e of CA
F
C1015
2025
3035
-40-30
-20-10
010
2030
Lag parameter
Cycle frequency
1015
2025
3035
-40-30
-20-10
010
2030Cycle frequency Lag parameter
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0
What’s spectrum-domain communications?
2G 3G B3G/4G 5G
Time-frequency- Time-frequency- Spectrum-
Signal design with deterministic Statistical
q ydomain comm.
q yspace- domain comm. domain comm.
Signal design with deterministic characteristics
Statistical characteristics
Spectrum domain communications specify a digitalSpectrum-domain communications specify a digital transmission procedure over statistical spectrum-domain, in which the transmitter maps binary digitsdomain, in which the transmitter maps binary digits into the statistical characteristics of transmit signals and the receiver recoveries these digits by
24extracting the modulated statistical characteristicsof the received signals.
Outline
1 Introduction1. Introduction
2. Fundamental of spectrum-domain communicationsdomain communications
3 S t d i3. Spectrum-domain communications Systemsy
4 Testbed development25
4.Testbed development
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