Energy Efficiency and Capacity Evaluation of LTE-Advanced Downlink CoMP Schemes Subject to Channel Estimation Errors and System Delay
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Abstract
Due to the increased energy consumption of cellular access networks, energy efficiency of the systems should be considered jointly with spectral efficiency to obtain the overall performance metrics and trade-offs. Downlink coordinated multipoint (CoMP) joint transmission aided cell switch off schemes can mitigate inter-cell interference and increase energy efficiency by using the active cells to serve the users in the switched off cell. However, the performance of this newly proposed scheme is heavily dependent on the accuracy of the selected CoMP joint transmission set. In this paper, we model the multi-point channel estimation enabled via channel state information reference symbols (CSI-RS) introduced in 3GPP release 10 systems and simulate possible scenarios that would lead to inaccurate transmission set clustering: multi-point channel estimation errors and possible CoMP system delays due to CSI transfers, node processing delays and network topology limitations. In order to mitigate the effects of channel estimation errors and system delay, we propose a framework for multi- point channel estimation in CoMP systems using a time-varying interpolation filter which tracks each multipath delay tap separately for every measured point. Possible performance gains with different filter lengths are demonstrated. Simulation results are presented to show the effectiveness of the proposed scheme. In addition, proof of concept is provided for CoMP adaptive time-varying multi-point estimation filter designs, where the UEs which are being served by higher cluster degrees need to enlarge the estimation filter memory spans only for the points which are more likely to be included in the joint transmission set.
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