Performance improvement of multi-user chaos MIMO transmission scheme using dirty paper coding

Abstract

The multi-user multiple-input multiple-output (MU-MIMO) scheme is one of the main methods for improving the frequency-efficiency in wireless communication systems. In MU-MIMO systems, a base station equipped with multiple antennas and a large number of receivers with multiple antennas communicate simultaneously. Conventionally, we adopted the principle of chaos communications to MU-MIMO and proposed a multi-user chaos MIMO (MU-C-MIMO) scheme that has physical layer security between each receiver. In the previous study, we utilized block diagonalization (BD) — a liner precoding method — to remove interference components in MU-C-MIMO. On the one hand, channel gain for each user is not maximized in BD. On the other hand, the gain maximization can be realized using nonlinear precoding, and further improvement of transmission quality is expected in MU-C-MIMO. Therefore, in this paper, we propose a MU-C-MIMO scheme using dirty paper coding (DPC), a nonlinear precoding method, in order to realize the most ideal precoding characteristics. The effectiveness of this scheme is evaluated through numerical simulations with comparisons to a conventional MU-C-MIMO system with BD.