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Decoding and performance bound of demodulate and forward based distributed alamouti stbc

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Abstract In a demodulate-and-forward (DF) based cooperative communication system, erroneous relaying of the data leads to degradation in the performance of the destination receiver. However, a maximum likelihood (ML) decoder in the destination can improve the receiver performance. For achieving a diversity gain, the Alamouti space-time block code (STBC) can be used in the DF based cooperative system in a distributed manner. In this system, we derive an ML decoder of the distributed Alamouti STBC for the DF based cooperative system with two imperfect relaying nodes. We also consider a DF cooperative communication system in which one out of two relays is in outage. A piece-wise linear (PL) decoder for the DF cooperative system with the distributed Alamouti code and one relay in outage is proposed. The PL decoder provides approximately the same performance as that of the ML decoder with reduced decoding complexity.

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Decoding and Performance Bound of Demodulate-and-Forward

Based Distributed Alamouti STBC

Abstract

In a demodulate-and-forward (DF) based cooperative communication system,

erroneous relaying of the data leads to degradation in the performance of the

destination receiver. However, a maximum likelihood (ML) decoder in the destination

can improve the receiver performance. For achieving a diversity gain, the Alamouti

space-time block code (STBC) can be used in the DF based cooperative system in a

distributed manner. In this system, we derive an ML decoder of the distributed

Alamouti STBC for the DF based cooperative system with two imperfect relaying

nodes. We also consider a DF cooperative communication system in which one out of

two relays is in outage. A piece-wise linear (PL) decoder for the DF cooperative system

with the distributed Alamouti code and one relay in outage is proposed. The PL

decoder provides approximately the same performance as that of the ML decoder with

reduced decoding complexity. We derive the pairwise error probability (PEP) of the

proposed ML decoder with binary phase-shift keying constellation. An optimized

transmits power allocation for the relay is performed by minimizing an upper bound of

the PEP. It is shown by simulations that the proposed ML decoder enables the DF

protocol based cooperative system to outperform the same rate amplify-and-forward

protocol based cooperative system when both systems utilize the distributed Alamouti

STBC.

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