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ICACT20210153 Question.1
Questioner: gueye.ibrahima1@esp.sn    2021-02-09 오전 1:15:24
ICACT20210153 Answer.1
Answer by Auhor mihai.sima@ieee.org   2021-02-09 오전 1:15:24
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Hello, thank you for the presentation, I have a question about the massive mimo system, I ask what are the problems related to the massive mimo transmission In Massive MIMO, many antennas are used to provide higher throughput and increased spectrum efficiency. Two technical problems need to be addressed in implementing a Massive MIMO system: (1) the build of a base station with a very large number of receive antennas, and (2) the amount of computation required to estimate the transmitted signals.
ICACT20210153 Question.2
Questioner: lijingwei10@huawei.com    2021-02-08 오후 4:00:07
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Answer by Auhor mihai.sima@ieee.org   2021-02-08 오후 4:00:07
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In this paper, R is 128, T is 16, if we increase T, can the Bit-Error Rate keep the similar perfermance using coarse Analog-to-Digital Converters? This is a good question. A larger T (e.g., 32 or 64) means a larger number of users (terminals). The answer to your question is Yes, but the computation becomes increasingly difficult, since larger matrices (32-by-32 or 64-by-64 for the assumed examples) will need to be inverted.
ICACT20210153 Question.3
Questioner: lijingwei10@huawei.com    2021-02-08 오후 4:09:18
ICACT20210153 Answer.3
Answer by Auhor mihai.sima@ieee.org   2021-02-08 오후 4:09:18
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Have you evaluated or predicted the profit quantitatively by using the coarse ADCs? According to our calculations (to be presented in a separate paper), the noise power is significantly greater than the information signal power on each individual antenna. This means that if a high resolution ADC is employed most of its output bits are nearly independent of the information signal. This provides the motivation for the use of coarse quantization, as for high-resolution quantizers the bits of lower significance are mostly independent of the data signal.
ICACT20210153 Question.4
Questioner: kzyano@atr.jp    2021-02-10 오후 4:23:23
ICACT20210153 Answer.4
Answer by Auhor mihai.sima@ieee.org   2021-02-10 오후 4:23:23
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Thank you for your presentation. If higher-level modulation such as 16QAM or 64QAM is used, do we need more bits than for QPSK to achieve the same BER? Thank you for your question. For higher-level modulation we do need more bits if we keep the Eb/N0 the same.
ICACT20210153 Question.5
Questioner: jmr77@mju.ac.kr    2021-02-10 오후 4:48:09
ICACT20210153 Answer.5
Answer by Auhor mihai.sima@ieee.org   2021-02-10 오후 4:48:09
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Usually, before using fixed point arithmetic, it is necessary to first examine the dynamic range of each signal. Through this, the optimal bit-width and the location of the fixed point can be found. Has this process been preceded? The dynamic range of the signal is adjusted by an AGC, so that the signal is Gaussian with average 0 and standard deviation 1 for the presented simulations. Please notice that for 1-bit quantization, the dynamic range has no meaning (negative signal gives logic 1, positive signal gives logic 0). In this heavily coarsed quantization situation there is a loss of 3dB, but at least we get something out of this MMIMO communication system (maybe we should not use this with 5G, but with IoT it would not be a bad idea).
ICACT20210153 Question.6
Questioner: rusly.eic04g@nctu.edu.tw    2021-02-11 오전 12:37:13
ICACT20210153 Answer.6
Answer by Auhor mihai.sima@ieee.org   2021-02-11 오전 12:37:13
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Thank you for your presentation. My question is, how would fixed arithmetics affect the computational time for channel estimation? Fixed-point addition is faster than floating-point addition (where normalization is required). Multiplication latency is about the same in both fixed-point and floating-point arithmetic. As a result, fixed-point arithmetic leads to a shorter computing time. Thank you for your question.