Smart antenna base station beamformer for mobile communications
Abstract
A novel RLS beamforming algorithm with low complexity and high accuracy for applying in mobile communications smart antenna array processor is presented. The proposed pipelined structure has a higher performing that conventional RLS algorithm because require only vector operation and can be easy implemented en VLSI. As result proposed pipelined architecture can operate en N/k times faster than conventional RLS structure, where N and k are numbers of antenna elements and training samples respectively, and more, this algorithm have a minimum variance problem in finite precision implementation because one use the Householder transform procedure of weight vector updating.
For citation
Zaharov V., Casco F., Amin O. Smart antenna base station beamformer for mobile communications // Journal of Radio Electronics. – 2000. – No. 11.
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