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    A G R E A T E R M E A S U R E O F C O N F I D E N C E

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    An Introduction to

    Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiplex

    Technology

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    Agenda

    Part One OFDM and SISO radio configurations SISO Single Input Single Output Radio Topology

    Why use OFDM? Digital Modulation Overview

    Multi-path Issues

    OFDM and WLAN

    OFDMA and WiMAX

    Test Equipment Requirements Part Two OFDM and MIMO radio configurations

    MIMO Multiple Input Multiple Output Radio Topology

    MIMO and WLAN

    MIMO and WiMAX

    Beam Forming Test Equipment Requirements

    Conclusion Technology Overview and Test Equipment Summary

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    What is SISO?

    Single-Input Single-Output

    Traditional SISO Architecture

    RadioMAC Radio MAC

    One radio, only one antenna used at a time (e.g., 1 x 1 ) Antennas constantly switched for best signal path

    Only one data stream and a single data channel

    DataData

    Single Data Channel

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    System Standards using OFDM

    Wireless

    IEEE 802.11a, g, j, n (WiFi) Wireless LANs

    IEEE 802.15.3a Ultra Wideband (UWB) Wireless PAN IEEE 802.16d, e (WiMAX), WiBro, and HiperMAN Wireless MANs

    IEEE 802.20 Mobile Broadband Wireless Access (MBWA)

    DVB (Digital Video Broadcast) terrestrial TV systems: DVB-T, DVB-H, T-DMB

    and ISDB-T DAB (Digital Audio Broadcast) systems: EUREKA 147, Digital Radio Mondiale,

    HD Radio, T-DMB and ISDB-TSB

    Flash-OFDM cellular systems

    3GPP UMTS & 3GPP@ LTE (Long-Term Evolution), and 4GWireline

    ADSL and VDSL broadband access via POTS copper wiring

    MoCA (Multi-media over Coax Alliance) home networking

    PLC (Power Line Communication)

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    Why Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiplex?

    High spectral efficiency provides more data services.

    Resiliency to RF interference good performance in

    unregulated and regulated frequency bands

    Lower multi-path distortion works in complex indoorenvironments as well as at speed in vehicles.

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    Spectrally Efficiency OFDM

    4G/LTE(OFDM)

    2G(GMSK)

    3G(CDMA)

    4.0

    0.5

    2.0

    Bits/Second

    /Hz

    WiMAXGSM WLAN802.11a/g

    W-CDMAHSDPA

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    Why OFDM?

    Resiliency to RF interference.

    The ISM Band (Industrial Scientific and Medical) is a set of

    frequency ranges that are unregulated.

    Most popular consumer bands

    915MHz Band (BW 26MHz)

    2.45GHz Band (BW 100MHz)

    5.8GHz Band (BW 100MHz)

    Typical RF transmitters in the ISM band include

    Analog Cordless Phones (900MHz)

    Microwave Ovens (2.45 GHz)

    Bluetooth Devices (2.45GHz)

    Digital Cordless Phones (2.45GHz or 5.8GHz)

    Wireless LAN (2.45GHz or 5.8GHz).

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    The Multi-Path ProblemExample: Bluetooth Transmitter & Receiver

    TX1 RX1

    Ceiling

    Floor

    Maximum time for signal

    To travel D (Distance)

    Dmultipath > Ddirect

    TX to RX < 1us

    Symbol Rate = 1MSymbols/s

    Symbol Duration = 1/1E6 = 1us

    Ddirect

    Maximum Symbol Delay < 1us

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    Single Carrier Single Symbol

    Bluetooth, GSM, CDMA and other communications standards

    use a single carrier to transmit a single symbol at a time.

    Data throughput is achieved by using a very fast symbol

    rate.

    W-CDMA - 3.14 Msymbols/secBluetooth 1 Msymbols/sec

    A primary disadvantage is that fast symbol rates are more

    susceptible to Multi-path distortion.

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    Slow the symbol rateReduce the previous examples symbol rate by a third

    TX1 RX1

    Ceiling

    Floor

    Maximum time for signal

    To travel D (Distance)

    Dmultipath > Ddirect

    TX to RX < 3.3us

    Symbol Rate = 300kSymbols/s

    Symbol Duration = 1/300 = 3.3us

    Ddirect

    But the data throughput is reduced!

    Maximum Symbol Delay < 3.3us

    k ithl

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    Improve the throughput -

    use more than one carrier!

    802.11a-g WLAN example

    Q

    I

    Q

    I

    Q

    312.5kHz

    I

    312.5kHz

    I

    Q

    312.5kHz

    I

    Q

    312.5kHz

    Low symbol rate per carrier * multiple carriers = high data rate

    250 kbps symbol rate * 48 sub-carriers * 6 coded bits /sub-carrier * coding rate = 54 Mbps

    ( for 64QAM )

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    Sub Carrier Spacing

    The sub-carriers are spaced at

    regular intervals called the

    sub-carrier frequency spacing

    (F). The sub-carrier frequency

    relative to the center frequencyis k F where k is the sub-carrier number.

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    Symbol to WaveformTraditional Serial Symbol Transmissions

    I

    Q

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    Symbol to Waveform

    OFDM Parallel Symbol Transmissions

    f1

    f2

    f3

    f4

    fn

    OFDM Symbol Period

    Multiple carriers will transmit multiple symbols in parallel.

    Carriers may have different modulations BPSK, QPSK 64QAM.

    I waveform

    Qwaveform

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    The OFDM Radio

    Digital

    Section

    (ASIC/

    FPGA)

    Digital I and Q

    Bus

    D/A

    D/A

    Filter

    Filter

    90o Sum PA

    Mixer

    Local

    Oscillator

    (LO)

    IF

    Modulator

    Digital

    Section

    (ASIC/

    FPGA)

    A/D

    A/D

    Filter

    Filter

    90o PA

    Mixer

    Local

    Oscillator

    (LO)

    IF

    Demodulator

    IFFT

    FFT

    TX RF/uW

    RX RF/uW

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    Key Measurements: Constellation and EVM

    Pilot Symbols

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    Vector Signal Analyzer MeasurementsModulation Quality Analysis

    Input Signal Analyzer Display Measurement Analysis

    I

    Q

    I

    Q

    Q

    I

    QPSK

    8PSK

    16QAM

    etc

    Error Vector

    MagnitudeRatio of Measured Amplitude

    to Intended Amplitude (% or dB)

    Magnitude Error = IQ Error Magnitude

    Measured

    Signal

    Intended Signal

    Phase Error = IQ Error Phase

    Q

    I

    Unit Circle

    RCE (dB) = 20 log(EVM in %/100)

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    EVM Metrics

    P = RMS Power

    Source: Wikipedia

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    Introduction to Constellation Diagrams

    A constellation diagram is a representation of a digital modulation

    scheme in the complex plane.

    The real and imaginary axes are often called the in phase, or I-axis and thequadrature, or Q-axis.

    Example: four-symbol Quadrature Phase Shift Keying (QPSK)

    modulator

    01 = 2 = 3/4

    00 = 1 = /4

    10 = 4 = /4

    11 = 3 = 3/4

    00

    11 10

    01

    Quadrature Phase Shift Keying (QPSK)

    Data 01 00 11 00 01 10(t)

    Q

    I

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    Recovering the DataQPSK and 16QAM Signals

    1

    I

    +1V

    00

    11 10

    01

    -1V

    -1V

    Q +1V

    Constant

    Magnitudecircle

    Assign

    Voltages

    1100110111101111

    1000100110101011

    0100010101100111

    0000000100100011 Magnitude

    Changes

    -1V

    Q +1V

    I

    +1V-1VNoise

    QPSK0.707SI(t)

    -0.707

    -1

    0.707

    1

    SQ(t)-0.707

    -1

    01 00 11 00 01 10

    0.5

    -0.5-1

    1

    0.5

    -1

    1

    0100 1100 0110

    16QAMSI(t)

    SQ(t)

    -0.5

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    Digital Modulation Overview

    I and Q Components of a Signal

    AI

    Q

    Q

    I

    Q

    90o

    ISum

    Simple PythagorasAmplitude (Length of A) = SQRT (I2 + Q2)

    Phase (Angle ) = tan-1 (Q/I)

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    Representation of Signal in Complex Plane

    I axis

    (Real)

    Q-axis

    (Imaginary)

    A

    frequencysignalfc =

    Asin

    Acos

    Independent Signal 1 Independent Signal 2

    S(t) = A cos(2fct + )

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    Quadrature Modulator Hardware

    carrier

    filter

    filter

    Asin x sin

    Acos x cos

    Acos x cos - Asin x sin = Acos(+)

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    Quadrature Demodulation

    The receiver can recover the two independently modulatedsignals, even though they share the same carrier frequency.

    Q

    I

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    Vector Signal Analyzer MeasurementsModulation Quality Analysis

    Input Signal Analyzer Display Measurement Analysis

    I

    Q

    I

    Q

    Q

    I

    QPSK

    8PSK

    16QAM

    etc

    RF

    Input

    Mixer

    Local

    Oscillator

    IQ DemodDigital IF

    Error VectorMagnitude

    Ratio of Measured Amplitude

    to Intended Amplitude (%)

    Magnitude Error = IQ Error Magnitude

    Measured

    Signal

    Intended Signal

    Phase Error = IQ Error Phase

    Q

    I

    Unit Circle

    RCE (dB) = 20 log(EVM in %/100)

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    I/Q Modulator Impairments

    Contributions to EVM

    Baseband

    generator

    GI

    90+e

    Ioffset

    Qoffset

    LO

    I

    Q

    Modulator

    imbalance

    Origin

    Offset

    Quadrature

    Error

    RFc

    Carrier

    Phase Shift

    Baseband

    generator

    GI

    90+e

    Ioffset

    Qoffset

    LO

    I

    Q

    Modulator

    imbalance

    Origin

    Offset

    Quadrature

    Error

    RFc

    Carrier

    Phase Shift

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    Origin Offset Example

    16-QAM Constellation

    I

    Q

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    Quadrature Error Examples

    QPSK Constellations

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    Modulator Imbalance Examples

    QPSK Constellations

    Excess I gain andreduced Q gain relative

    to ideal constellation

    Ideal Excess I Gain

    Excess Q Gain

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    Power Amplifier Nonlinearity

    Another Contributor to EVM

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    ISI Inter Symbol Interference

    1100110111101111

    1000100110101011

    0100010101100111

    00000001

    Noise

    Expected

    Symbol Position

    Delayed Received

    Symbol

    Q +1V

    0011 0010

    Symbol

    Boundary

    I+1V

    -1V

    -1V

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    Constellation Display

    Is a Composite of all OFDM Sub-carrier Symbols

    fnIndividual Sub-carriers

    f5f4

    f3f2

    f1

    QPSK

    Constellation

    Display at T = t0Q

    I

    16QAM

    BPSK

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    Constellation Display

    Is a Composite of all OFDM Sub-carrier Symbols and time

    t2

    t0

    Q

    I

    Q

    I

    Q

    I

    Q

    I

    Q

    I

    Q

    I

    Q

    I

    Q

    I

    Q

    I

    Q

    I

    Q

    I

    Q

    I

    Symbols vs. Time

    tn

    t4t3

    t2t1

    Constellation

    DisplayQ

    I

    t1

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    Data and Pilot Carriers

    Used as reference for phase and amplitude to demodulate

    the data in the other sub-carriers.

    Carriers -1 to -n Carriers 1 to n

    Sub-carrier -1

    Pilot

    Carriers

    Sub-carrier 1

    Frequency

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    Example: WLAN (802.11a/g)

    Modulation Technique OFDM

    Bandwidth 16.25MHz

    Number of sub-carriers 52

    Sub-carrier numbering -26 to + 26

    Sub-carrier spacing 312.5kHz

    Maximum sub-carrier symbol rate 250 kHz (64QAM)

    Pilot sub-carriers -21, -7, +7 and +21 (BPSK)

    Packet Structure Preamble Header Data Block

    SUB Carrier Modulation Types - BPSK, QPSK, 16-QAM or64-QAM

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    WLAN Summary

    WLAN implies Wireless LAN

    compatible with one the IEEE

    802.11 sub standards. It iswhat you have in your laptop.

    WiFi is an industry consortium

    that defines a required subset

    of 802.11 to ensure better

    operation between different

    vendors equipment.

    EWC is an industry consortium

    that took the unfinished N

    standard, agreed upon aversion, and is attempting to

    field solutions prior to 802.11n

    ratification.

    Not a finished standard yet.

    Like g, but up to 600Mbps

    OFDM

    MIMO

    20 & 40 MHz channels

    n

    Japanese version of g that

    uses half the sample rate.j

    What you can easily buy now

    same as a, but at 2.4 GHz

    g

    11 Mbps CCK, 2.4 GHz

    (Legacy, not OFDM)b

    54 Mbps OFDM, 5.9 GHz

    Band, 20 MHz channelsa

    Means802.11

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    WLAN OFDM - Test Equipment Requirements

    Frequency Coverage up to 5.8GHz

    Modulation Bandwidth up to 16.25MHz

    802.11a/g Signal Creation and Analysis Capability

    Keithley instruments 2820 and 2920 VSA and VSG have a frequency

    range of 6 GHz and 40 MHz bandwidth as standard.

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    OFDM to OFDMA

    OFDM as a modulation technique is not multi user* all

    sub-carriers in a channel are used to facilitate a single link.

    OFDMA assigning different number of sub-carriers to

    different users in a similar fashion as in CDMA.

    * 802.11 WLAN supports multiple users with FDMA (frequency-division multiple access)

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    WiMAX 802.16d/e

    OFDMA

    Worldwide Interoperability forMicrowave Access

    Fixed 802.16d, point-to-point backhaul applications

    Mobile 801.16e, enhanced data services mobile

    applications.

    WiMAX enhanced

    Mobile Devices

    BTS

    Mobil

    e

    Fixed

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    RF Characteristics 802.16e Mobile WiMAX

    IFFT size determines carriers Carriers

    GuardBa

    nd

    GuardBand

    Pilot

    Carriers

    DataCarriers

    Subcarrier Spacing: 10.94 kHz

    20 MHz204810 MHz1024

    5 MHz512

    1.25 MHz128

    Channel

    Bandwidth

    FFT

    Size

    Frequency

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    Symbol Transmission verses Time

    OFDM Symbol Number

    Pre-

    amble

    SubC

    hannelNum

    ber

    0

    .

    .

    .

    .

    .

    .

    .

    n

    Each OFDM symbol

    consists of n sub-carrier

    symbols

    k+1 k+2 k+3 k+4 k+5 k+6 k+7 k+8 k+9 k+10 k

    Transition

    Gap

    Transition

    GapDL-

    MapDL Burst UL Burst

    802.16e can use time-division or frequency-

    division multiplexing between the up and down-link

    bursts.

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    Transmitting Multiple Symbols Simultaneously

    I

    Q

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    Dynamic Symbol Map

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    Dynamic Symbol Map

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    Link Characteristics Summary

    DistanceClose Far away

    HighDataThroug

    hput(QAM

    )

    MoreS

    ub-channe

    lsused

    Low

    Da

    taThroughp

    ut(QPSK)

    LessSu

    b-channels

    used

    UsersMany Few

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    demo

    WiMAX Measurements

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    WiMAX Summary

    This is metropolitan areanetworking internet to yourhome, office or car.

    Implies one of the 802.16Standards

    Very similar in concept to 802.11,but the demands of multiplesimultaneous users (possibly

    mobile) make the implementationmuch more complex.

    Uses scheduled transactions toensure all paying users getaccess. You can get frozen out

    with WiFi. Stands for: Worldwide

    Interoperability forMicrowaveAccess

    SOFDMA (Scalable OFDM Multiple

    Access)

    SOFDMA interoperates with OFDMA,but requires new equipment.

    Adds MIMO

    The current version of the standard,

    upgraded to include mobile wireless.802.16e-2005

    OFDMA (OFDM multiple access)

    2-11 GHz (no regulatory approval

    above 5.9 GHz)

    Practical rate: 10 Mbps over 2 km

    Fielded system for fixed-point access

    (to the home or office)802.16-2004

    (aka 802.16d)

    Means802.16

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    O / O

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    OFDM/A to MIMO

    MIMO uses multiple transmitters and receivers that are

    modulated with OFDM/A.

    Both WLAN (802.11n) and WiMAX (802.16e) have MIMOconfigurations

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    Spectrally Efficiency SISO MIMO

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    Spectrally Efficiency SISO MIMOBits/Second/Hz

    6.0

    4.0

    2.0

    0.5

    WLAN

    802.11n

    GSM WLAN

    802.11a/g

    W-CDMA

    HSDPA

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    Wh i MIMO diff t f t d d OFDM

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    Why is MIMO different from standard OFDM

    40MHz 40MHz 40MHz 40MHz

    ~ 4 x Information, but with 4 x the BW

    40MHz

    ~ 3.5 x Information, but with 1 x the BW

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    MIMO R di C fi ti

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    MIMO Radio Configuration

    TX1

    TX2

    RX1

    RX22x2

    TX1TX2

    TX3

    RX1

    RX2

    3x2

    TX1

    TX2

    TX3

    TX4

    RX1

    RX2

    RX3

    RX4

    4x4

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    MIMO requires lots of paths!

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    MIMO requires lots of paths!

    If you have two unknown

    transmitted signals and two

    measurements at the

    receivers. If the two

    measurements are

    sufficiently independent, you

    can solve for the transmitted

    symbols!

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    Mathematically

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    yModel the Channel

    y = Hx + n

    y = Receive Vector

    x = Transmit Vector

    H = Channel Matrix

    n = Noise Vector

    TX1

    TX2

    h21h12

    h11 = a+jb

    RX1

    RX2

    h22

    Channel

    h11 h12h21 h22

    H =

    Header

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    Correct for channel effects

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    Correct for channel effects

    RX = H * TX + n

    TX1

    TX2

    h21

    h12

    h11 = a+jb

    RX1

    RX2

    RX1RX2

    TX1TX2

    = - nh22

    Channel

    h11 h12h21 h22

    DataData

    Header

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    demo

    2x2 Measurement Example

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    2x2 Measurement Example

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    802.16e Matrix A and B

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    Robust Symbols vs. More Symbols

    11010101001010101

    110001100110

    TX1

    TX2

    RX1

    RX2

    TX1

    TX2

    RX1

    RX2

    11 01

    Matrix A Transmit Inverse Symbols

    Coverage

    Matrix B Transmit Parallel Symbols

    Through

    put

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    Beam Forming

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    Beam Forming

    TX1

    TX2

    TX3TX4

    Control the directionality and shape of the radiated pattern

    Increase range, capacity and throughput

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    The Beam Forming Process

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    WiMAX Example - Closed Loop

    Sound Channel

    Feedback Channel Characteristics

    Direct Beam

    TX1

    TX2

    TX3

    TX4

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    Typical Types of Beam Forming

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    Typical Types of Beam Forming

    Statistical Eigen Beam Forming (EBF)

    Advantage Quickly builds a channel model to form a beam,

    making it ideal for mobile applications. Disadvantage Not as efficient as Maximum Ratio Transmission.

    Maximum Ratio Transmission (MRT)

    Advantage builds a very accurate channel model, thus improving

    throughput and coverage.

    Disadvantage Slow processing times limit to static transmissions

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    MIMO Instrument Requirements

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    MIMO Instrument Requirements

    2820 VSA2820 VSA(Master)

    MIMO Synchronization Unit

    2920 VSG2920 VSG

    (Master)

    MIMO Synchronization Unit

    Hardware

    All 28/2920 VSAs are identical standard units

    Flexibility to use 2820 VSAs as stand-alone generators User-definable instrument configuration setting

    Stand-alone

    MIMO Master

    MIMO Slave

    System

    Common LO and clock signals for all analyzers

    Master provides LO, 100 MHz digital clock, and Trigger

    Sync to MIMO Synchronization Unit

    MIMO Sync. Unit distributes a common LO, common

    100 MHz clock, and synchronized Trigger to all units

    Signal sampling alignment within +1 nsec

    Form Factor

    28/2920: 3U high, rack width

    MIMO Sync. Unit: 1U high, full-rack width

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    Conclusions

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    Speed vs. Mobility

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    p y

    WiMAX

    HSDPA

    GSM

    Future

    OFDMAWLANSpeed

    Today

    Mobility

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    The Long Term Evolution of Wireless

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    g

    GSM / W-CDMA HSDPA/UPA DVB-H

    LTEGMSK, QPSK CDMA Long Term EvolutionOFDMA

    SISO MIMO

    802.11a-b-g-j 802.16e 802.11n, 802.16e Wave 2

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    Instrument Bandwidth Requirements

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    q

    5MHz 20MHz 40MHz300kHz 1MHz 3MHz 10MHz

    GSM

    IS2000

    W-CDMA

    WiMAX

    WLAN

    Keithley instruments have 40MHz BW as standard.

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    Summary

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    OFDM and SISO radio configurations

    OFDM and MIMO radio configurations

    OFDMA

    WLAN, WiMAX and the evolution to 4G

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    Industrys Leading 4x4 MIMO RF Test System

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    Industry-Leading Performance

    Flexible 2, 3, or 4-channel

    configurations 40MHz signal bandwidth

    1 nsec signal sampler synchronization

    1 nsec peak-to-peak signal sampler

    jitter 1 peak-to-peak RF-carrier phase jitter

    High-performance: -40dB EVM (Error

    Vector Magnitude)

    Uses standard MIMO-readyinstruments

    Industry leading signal analysis MIMO

    software