Abstract:
Modern wireless communication systems have to meet the demand of very high data rates.
Unlike conventional methods, LTE addresses the higher data rate by introducing several
Multiple-Input and Multiple-Output (MIMO) transmission modes. Transmit diversity and Spatial
multiplexing techniques are the most popular techniques that are used now- a -days. Open loop
and closed loop spatial multiplexing techniques can both transmit multiple data streams in a
single time interval. This significantly enhances the data rate and channel capacity. In addition,
closed loop spatial multiplexing uses a Pre-coding matrix indicator which is fed back from the
UE to the base station and this optimizes the data transmission. Resource scheduler type also has
a significant impact on the system performance because the scheduler performance ranges from
optimizing the UE fairness to maximizing the UE throughput. In practical, many User
Equipments (UEs) can move at high velocities and which affects the overall performance of
scheduler. Thus, UE mobility must be taken into account for a fair comparison between different
schedulers and transmission modes. Therefore, thorough performance analysis with different
combination of transmission modes, scheduling types and network layouts can be greatly helpful.
The performance analysis can be done using computer simulations instead of real network to
save the cost. The results of the analysis can be used for proper settings in the real network. In
other words, for optimizing the network system and reducing the operational cost of the operator,
performance analysis must be done for choosing the right scheduler and transmission modes for
different network layout under mobility. In this work, a thorough performance analysis has been
done for various LTE downlink performance parameters between several MIMO techniques to
find which MIMO mode is best suited for mobile users and dense urban environment under
different scheduling algorithms in different network Layouts.
Description:
Supervised by
Dr. Mohammad Tawhid Kawser,
Professor,
Electrical and Electronic Engineering Department,
Islamic University of Technology (IUT), Gazipur.