Channel estimation based on the PSS-MUSIC for millimeter-wave MIMO systems equipped with co-prime arrays
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Abstract
Abstract The millimeter-wave channel estimation problem can be solved by estimating the path directions and the path gains. The previous schemes are nearly all based on the uniform linear arrays (ULAs). However, compared with the ULAs, the co-prime array can use fewer array elements to realize larger array aperture, which is beneficial to improve the performance of arrival direction estimation contributing to the estimation performance of angle of arrival (AOA) and angle of departures (AOD). Encouraged by the property of co-prime arrays, a novel channel estimation scheme is proposed for two-dimensional (2-d) co-prime arrays. For each path direction, multiple peaks are generated in the spatial spectrum of each subarray and by selecting over any limited sector to search for an arbitrary peak, which can recover the rest peaks. Then by comparing the peaks of the two subarrays, the common peaks are the correct path direction. Compared with the total-spectrum search (TSS) method, this method effectively reduces the complexity. Simulation results show that the proposed algorithm can reduce the computational complexity and maintain accurate channel estimation.
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