Practical Implementation of Link Adaptation with Dual Polarized Modulation
Anxo Tato, Carlos Mosquera, Pol Henarejos, Ana Perez-Neira

TL;DR
This paper presents a practical polarized modulation scheme for satellite systems that significantly enhances spectral efficiency, with a novel link adaptation algorithm that could benefit future 5G terrestrial networks.
Contribution
It introduces a simple capacity computation and a link adaptation algorithm for polarized modulation, demonstrating notable spectral efficiency gains over traditional methods.
Findings
Remarkable spectral efficiency improvements over single polarization
Effective link adaptation algorithm for polarized modulation
Potential applications in 5G and future terrestrial networks
Abstract
The use of dual polarization in mobile satellite systems is very promising for increasing the channel capacity. Polarized Modulation is proposed in this paper for use in practical systems, by providing simple equations for computing its capacity and featuring a link adaptation algorithm. This scheme shows remarkable gains in the spectral efficiency when compared with single polarization and other multi-antenna techniques such as V-BLAST. Polarized Modulation is a particular instance of more general Index Modulations, which are being considered for 5G networks. Thus, the proposed link adaptation algorithm could find synergies with current activities for future terrestrial networks.
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Taxonomy
TopicsSatellite Communication Systems · Wireless Communication Networks Research · Advanced Wireless Network Optimization
