Influence of CSI Feedback Delay on Capacity of Linear Multi-User MIMO Systems
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Abstract
In this paper, we discuss the influence of feedback channel delay on throughput of linear multi-user multiple-input multiple-output (MIMO) systems employing vector quantization (VQ) algorithms for encoding channel state information (CSI). We consider an approach where the mobile receiver estimates the downlink channel and chooses one of the predefined channel characterization codewords whose indices are transmitted back to the base station transmitter. In practice, the feedback channel introduces delay in transmission of the indices and we evaluate the resulting channel throughput loss for different system setups. Moreover, we define two new parameters of VQ MIMO systems: the channel eigenmode coherence time and singular value coherence time, and discuss their influence on system design. We demonstrate the performance of two types of systems, one using time division multiplexing of individual mobile users and another transmitting to multiple users at the same time. The simulation results show that feedback delay sensitivity of the multiple-user system throughput is much higher than in the TDM approach. Based on those results we propose a simple method allowing a selection of the VQ resolution for the given channel characteristics and system setup.
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