A novel adaptive algorithm based on pilot channel (PCA) for MMSE multiuser detection in downlink CDMA is proposed in this paper. This algorithm uses the information in pilot channel to compute the desired weight vector directly. Compared with conventional adaptive algorithms and blind algorithms, it does not require training sequences nor channel estimation. Analysis shows that the weight vector obtained by the PCA algorithm converges to the Wiener solution globally and its computational complexity is O(N2). Simulation results show that the PCA algorithm can adapt rapidly to the changing environment. The steady state performance can be enhanced by increasing the transmitted power in pilot channel, but is worse than that of conventional recursive least-square (RLS) algorithm in decision-directed mode. Also, performance of the adaptive MMSE detector is much better than that of conventional RAKE receiver.
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Yi WANG, Jun WU, Weiling WU, "Adaptive Algorithm Based on Pilot-Channel for MMSE Multiuser Detection in Downlink CDMA" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Fundamentals,
vol. E83-A, no. 11, pp. 2341-2347, November 2000, doi: .
Abstract: A novel adaptive algorithm based on pilot channel (PCA) for MMSE multiuser detection in downlink CDMA is proposed in this paper. This algorithm uses the information in pilot channel to compute the desired weight vector directly. Compared with conventional adaptive algorithms and blind algorithms, it does not require training sequences nor channel estimation. Analysis shows that the weight vector obtained by the PCA algorithm converges to the Wiener solution globally and its computational complexity is O(N2). Simulation results show that the PCA algorithm can adapt rapidly to the changing environment. The steady state performance can be enhanced by increasing the transmitted power in pilot channel, but is worse than that of conventional recursive least-square (RLS) algorithm in decision-directed mode. Also, performance of the adaptive MMSE detector is much better than that of conventional RAKE receiver.
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