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http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12358/24444
TitlePERFORMANCE AND CAPACITY COMPARISON BETWEEN HYBRID BLAST-STBC, VBLAST AND STBC SYSTEMS
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The hottest issue of next generation communication systems is data throughput improvement for any wireless channel conditions. MIMO systems are the key techniques for the next generation communication systems. BLAST systems achieve high data rates with acceptable BER performance over a good channels state while STBC systems can achieve better BER performance even for bad-state channels but with lower data rates than BLAST. Hybrid BLAST-STBC systems is the effective solution to achieve a good tradeoff between STBC and BLAST systems since it improves the BER performance and keep them robust over a special MIMO channel state compared with the conventional BLAST system. This paper will study and compare the hybrid BLASTSTBC systems BER performance and capacity at ML receiver with both BLAST and STBC systems. MATLAB software has been used as the main platform for system simulation.

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Salemdeeb, Mohammed
Abu-Hudrouss, Ammar M.
TypeJournal Article
Date2012
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mimo
blast
vblast
stbc
spatial multiplexing
hybrid blast-stbc
hybrid mimo transmission schemes
Published inInternational Journal of Emerging Technology and Advanced Engineering
SeriesVolume: 2, Number: 10
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