Error propagation in the cancellation stage for a multi-layer signal reception

Cloud-Txn is a new broadcasting approach, which proposes the usage of the layer-division-multiplexing (LDM) to meet the requirements of the new generation digital TV services. Cloud Txn has been proposed as one of the candidate technologies for the Next Generation DTV systems. This technology is considered as an attractive alternative to the commonly used Time Division (TDM) and Frequency Division (FDM) multiplexing. Its main advantage lies in being more efficient as the RF channel is continuously used both in time and frequency, while the flexibility for each layer configuration is maintained. Nevertheless, the performance of this technique is closely related to the accuracy of the cancelation process required to decouple the multi-layered signals. The main objective of this paper is to analyze the possible error propagation due to the cancellation stage and the corresponding impact on the layers performance.

[1]  Yiyan Wu,et al.  Cloud Transmission: A New Spectrum-Reuse Friendly Digital Terrestrial Broadcasting Transmission System , 2012, IEEE Transactions on Broadcasting.

[2]  Yiyan Wu,et al.  Cloud Transmission frequency domain cancellation , 2013, 2013 IEEE International Symposium on Broadband Multimedia Systems and Broadcasting (BMSB).

[3]  Sung Ik Park,et al.  Cloud Transmission: System Performance and Application Scenarios , 2014, IEEE Transactions on Broadcasting.

[4]  Sinem Coleri Ergen,et al.  Channel estimation techniques based on pilot arrangement in OFDM systems , 2002, IEEE Trans. Broadcast..

[5]  Sung Ik Park,et al.  Raptor-Like Rate Compatible LDPC Codes and Their Puncturing Performance for the Cloud Transmission System , 2014, IEEE Transactions on Broadcasting.