This paper presents a 24×24 MIMO channel sounder that has been developed based on a scalable fully parallel MIMO architecture. It can be flexibly configured with 3 sub-transmitters and 3 sub-receivers, each of which consists of 8 RF ports. This flexibility allows the measurement for both purposes of double directional and multi-link MIMO channel measurements. Implementation issues related to the multi-link operation on the fully parallel architecture were successfully solved by appropriate system design and applying several calibration techniques. The performance of the developed system was validated by extensive test experiments. Finally, a multi-link channel measurement example in an indoor environment was presented demonstrating the capability of the proposed system.
Yohei KONISHI
Tokyo Institute of Technology
Yuyuan CHANG
Tokyo Institute of Technology
Minseok KIM
Tokyo Institute of Technology
Jun-ichi TAKADA
Tokyo Institute of Technology
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Yohei KONISHI, Yuyuan CHANG, Minseok KIM, Jun-ichi TAKADA, "Versatile Radio Channel Sounder for Double Directional and Multi-link MIMO Channel Measurements at 11,GHz" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Electronics,
vol. E97-C, no. 10, pp. 994-1004, October 2014, doi: 10.1587/transele.E97.C.994.
Abstract: This paper presents a 24×24 MIMO channel sounder that has been developed based on a scalable fully parallel MIMO architecture. It can be flexibly configured with 3 sub-transmitters and 3 sub-receivers, each of which consists of 8 RF ports. This flexibility allows the measurement for both purposes of double directional and multi-link MIMO channel measurements. Implementation issues related to the multi-link operation on the fully parallel architecture were successfully solved by appropriate system design and applying several calibration techniques. The performance of the developed system was validated by extensive test experiments. Finally, a multi-link channel measurement example in an indoor environment was presented demonstrating the capability of the proposed system.
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