Performance analysis of massive MIMO using various transmit precoding schemes for a wireless network

An evaluation of various transmit precoding schemes is proposed in this thesis on basis of spectral efficiency (SE) of massive MIMO (m-MIMO) system in 2 GHz spectrum. The present generation of wireless networks must be rethought due to the rapidly rising user base, huge volume data transfer, wide coverage requirement, and exponential rise in data rate. 5G mobile network includes a multi-fold increase in network capacity, energy conservation, decreased latency, higher coverage probability, and a seamless connection. m-MIMO has provided good solution for enhancing the data rate with the coverage, overcoming the effects of multipath fading and has also increased diversity of the system. Massiveness of MIMO system along with 5G network is the key technology to address the issue of SE, throughput, improvement of QoS (quality of service), coverage probability, power delay profile, diversity simulation, energy efficiency, and improvement in bit error rate. Parameters such as SE, throughput, and coverage probability are important for any communication system, and their improvement can increase overall capacity of cellular network system and could meet the requirement of upcoming demand for mobile network. The research paper is focused on performance analysis of m-MIMO with reference to the SE of various transmit precoding schemes. Simulation results show that SE provided by M-MMSE (multi-cell minimum mean-squared error) technique of precoding ranks highest for the same number of antennas and pilot reuse factor as compared to other schemes. Massive MIMO system is used for next generation wireless network design, to address the issue of spectral efficiency, throughput, coverage probability, energy efficiency, and improvement in bit error rate. An evaluation of various transmit precoding schemes is projected on basis of spectral efficiency (SE) of massive MIMO in 2 GHz spectrum. Simulation results show that SE provided by multi-cell minimum mean-squared error technique ranks highest for the same number of antennas and pilot reuse factor as compared to other schemes. image