Title :
Optimum noncoherent multiuser detection for DPSK modulation in generalized diversity Rayleigh fading channels: an asymptotic minimum error probability analysis
Author :
Brehler, Matthias ; Varanasi, Mahesh K.
Author_Institution :
Colorado Univ., Boulder, CO, USA
Abstract :
The jointly optimum noncoherent multiuser detector for DPSK modulation in generalized diversity Rayleigh fading channels (GDRF) was presented previously (Varanasi and Brehler, 1998) and bounds on the error probability were obtained. In the numerical examples these bounds were seen to converge. This paper examines analytically the behavior of the bounds for high signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) scenarios. Slowly fading channels, where the fading coefficients are essentially constant over two successive symbol intervals, and fast fading channels, where the fading coefficients can vary from one symbol interval to the next, are considered. For slow fading, the asymptotic convergence of the upper bound to the lower bound is proved. The asymptote that is reached for high values of the SNR does not depend on the interfering users´ energies, establishing thereby the near-far resistance of the optimum multiuser DPSK detector. For fast fading the error floor reached for high SNRs is bounded from below and above
Keywords :
Rayleigh channels; convergence of numerical methods; differential phase shift keying; error statistics; minimisation; multiuser channels; signal detection; DPSK modulation; SNR; asymptotic convergence; asymptotic minimum error probability analysis; error floor; error probability; fading coefficients; generalized diversity Rayleigh fading channels; high signal-to-noise ratio; lower bound; near-far resistance; optimum noncoherent multiuser detection; symbol intervals; upper bound; Convergence; Detectors; Differential quadrature phase shift keying; Error probability; Fading; Multiuser detection; Rayleigh channels; Signal analysis; Signal to noise ratio; Upper bound;
Conference_Titel :
Global Telecommunications Conference, 2000. GLOBECOM '00. IEEE
Conference_Location :
San Francisco, CA
Print_ISBN :
0-7803-6451-1
DOI :
10.1109/GLOCOM.2000.891264