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Table 3 Main downlink parameters of IEEE 802.16 m [16]

From: The promise of downlink MU-MIMO for high-capacity next generation mobile broadband networks based on IEEE 802.16 m

Topic

Description

IEEE 802.16 m parameter

Basic modulation for data

Modulation schemes for data

QPSK, 16QAM, 64QAM

Basic modulation for control

Modulation schemes for control

QPSK

Duplexing scheme

TDD or FDD

TDD/FDD

Subchannelization for data

Contiguous/Distributed Resource Units and permutations

- Subband LRU (SLRU) as defined in Sections 15.3.5.1-15.3.5.3 of [3]; 12 equal-size allocations spanning the complete duration of the time resources (DL portion of the TDD frame, DL FDD frame)

NLRU as defined in Sections 15.3.5.1-15.3.5.3 of [3]; 6 equal-size allocations spanning the complete duration of the time resources (DL portion of the TDD frame, DL FDD frame)

Subchannelization for control

Contiguous/distributed resource units and permutations

DLRU as defined in Sections 15.3.5.1-15.3.5.3 of [3]

Downlink Pilot Structure

Pilot structure, density etc.

Depends on the number of streams per allocation:1, 2, 3, and 4 pilot streams as defined in Section 15.3.5.4.1 of [3]; 2 dB pilot power boosting for 1, 2 streams and 0 dB power boosting for 3, 4 streams

Multi-antenna Transmission Format for data

Multi-antenna configuration and transmission scheme

- In the case of SLRU:6-bit transformed codebook; adaptive switching among one stream SU-MIMO, two stream MU-MIMO, three stream MU-MIMO and four stream MU-MIMO

In the case of NLRU: long-term BF by using the quantized long-term covariance matrix or wideband PMI; adaptive switching among one stream SU-MIMO, two stream MU-MIMO, three stream MU-MIMO and four stream MU-MIMO

Multi-antenna transmission format for A-A-MAP

Multi-antenna configuration and transmission scheme

OL SFBC + non-adaptive precoding (T x diversity)

Receiver structure

Receiver interference awareness

MMSE for both channel estimation and data detection

Data channel coding

Channel coding schemes

Convolutional turbo coding (CTC) 1/3

Control channel coding for A-A-MAP

Channel coding schemes and block sizes

As described in Section 15.3.6.3.2.2 of [3] with MLRU size equal to 56 tones

Scheduling

Demonstrate performance/fairness criteria in accordance to traffic mix

Proportional Fair for full buffer data

Link adaptation

Modulation and coding schemes (MCS), CQI feedback delay/error

Choice of 16 MCS schemes inclusive of coding rate and rate matching, see Section 15.3.12.1.2 of [3]

Link to system mapping

MI-based PHY abstraction

MMIB PHY abstraction [2]

HARQ

HARQ transmission specifics

Chase Combining

Asynchronous, adaptive, 3 subframe ACK/NACK delay, maximum 4 HARQ retransmissions, minimum retransmission delay 3 subframes

Interference model

Co-channel interference model, fading model for interferers, number of major interferers, threshold

Explicitly modeled

Average interference on used subcarriers per LRU (subband or miniband) in PHY abstraction

Control signaling

Message/signaling format, overheads

Signaling errors were modeled for A-A-MAP and HF-A-MAP and sounding estimation errors were modeled for A-MIDAMBLE

Control channel overhead

L1/L2 Overhead

Dynamic overhead modeling for A-A-MAP and HF-A-MAP and fixed overhead modeling for non-user specific A-MAP (NUS-A-MAP), A-PREAMBLE, A-MIDAMBLE, and SFH