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Performance of the DVB-T2 system with MIMO Spatial Multiplexing

Authors: In-Woong Kang; Ki-Hwan Suh; Taejin Jung; Hyoungsoo Lim; Hyun-Chool Shin; Hyoung-Nam Kim;

Performance of the DVB-T2 system with MIMO Spatial Multiplexing

Abstract

This paper presents the performance of the DVB-T2 broadcasting system including SISO, 2×1 MISO Alamouti and 2×2 MIMO Spatial Multiplexing. The DVB-T2 standard is now optionally using 2×1 MISO Alamouti system that is known to be optimal to achieve greater diversity gain. However in the future it is expected that the next generation of various broadcasting systems will take the MIMO system to obtain higher spectral efficiency as well as diversity gain. Thus we adapt a simply-adjusted DVB-T2 system as one application of MIMO system and provide its computer simulation results comparing the performance of conventional DVB-T2 to MIMO DVB-T2.

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