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MORE DETAILS 77<br />

To obtain the unity-gain max SINR solution directly, we want the coefficient in<br />

front of s 2 to be 1. This is achieved by setting w 2 = 1/c, so that<br />

The impairment power is given by<br />

«2 = s 2 + {d/c + wic)si + (ωιηι + (l/c)ri2). (4-31)<br />

Ñ 2 = (c 2 + a 2 )w\ + 2dw! + {d 2 + a 2 )/c 2 . (4.32)<br />

Setting the derivative w.r.t. w\ to zero and solving for wi gives<br />

Wl<br />

= 72-^2- ( 4·33 )<br />

For the MMSE solution, we start with (4.30). Substituting models for τ\ and<br />

r 2 , the error e 2 = z 2 — s 2 can be modeled as<br />

e 2 = {w 2 c - l)s 2 + {w 2 d + wic)si + (wini + w 2 n 2 ). (4-34)<br />

The MSE is the power in e 2 , which is<br />

E 2 = (w 2 c - l) 2 + (w 2 d + wie) 2 + (w 2 + w 2 2)a 2 . (4.35)<br />

To find the MMSE weights, we take the derivative of E 2 w.r.t. w\ and set it to<br />

zero. We do the same w.r.t. w 2 . This gives two equations in two unknowns, which<br />

can be written in matrix form as<br />

where<br />

o _ Γ c 2 + d 2 + σ 2 cd<br />

"■-[ cd c 2 +d 2 + a 2<br />

The solution to this set of equations is<br />

Rw = h, (4.36)<br />

[Z\], and h=[0]. (4.37)<br />

= -c 2 d cjc 2 + d 2 +a 2 )<br />

Wl<br />

(c 2 + d 2 + σ 2 ) 2 - c 2 d 2 W2<br />

' {c 2 +d 2 +σ 2 ) 2 -c 2 d 2, [ '<br />

and the resulting MSE is given by<br />

MSE = w^Rw - 2wr h + x = ! - ^ I f 2) t ^ ,<br />

(4.39)<br />

where superscript "'Ρ' denotes transpose (turns a column vector into a row vector).<br />

The minimum ISI solution can be obtained by setting σ 2 to zero.<br />

The elements in R have a special interpretation. The diagonal elements are the<br />

average received sample power, i.e., the average of r\ or r\. Specifically, the average<br />

received signal power is the desired signal power (c 2 + d 2 ) and the average noise<br />

power (σ 2 ). The off-diagonal elements are the average of the product of adjacent<br />

received values, i.e., the average of r\r 2 . Specifically, using the models,<br />

E{nr 2 } = E{(cs 2 +dsi+n 2 )(csi+dso + ni)} (4.40)<br />

= E{c s 2 s\ + cds 2 SQ + cs 2 ni + dcs x<br />

+ d 2 siSo + ds\ni + n 2 cs\ + n 2 ds n + n 2 n\). (4.41)

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