Subcarrier clustering for MISO-OFDM channels with quantized beamforming

We consider a transmit beamforming for an OFDM channel with multiple transmit antennas and single receive antenna. With channel information, a receiver selects and quantizes transmit beamforming vector for each subcarrier. The quantized beamformers are then relayed to the transmitter via a rate-limi...

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description We consider a transmit beamforming for an OFDM channel with multiple transmit antennas and single receive antenna. With channel information, a receiver selects and quantizes transmit beamforming vector for each subcarrier. The quantized beamformers are then relayed to the transmitter via a rate-limited feedback channel. We propose to reduce the required number of feedback bits by applying a common transmit beamformer for a cluster of adjacent subcarriers. The sum capacity over all subcarriers depends on a cluster size, the number of feedback bits, and the number of channel taps. Approximation of the optimal cluster size that maximizes the sum rates is derived and is shown to predict simulation results very well. Numerical results show that operating with the optimal cluster size can achieve significant performance gain.
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