Millimeter-wave based localization using a two-stage channel estimation relying on few-bit ADCs
Millimeter-wave based localization using a two-stage channel estimation relying on few-bit ADCs
Benefiting from the high resolution in beamspace, millimeter wave (mmwave) communication has been regarded as a high-accuracy localization solution, where the location information is embedded in the channel via angle and time delay, for example. In this paper, to locate a user equipment (UE) and scatterers, we present the localization model in mmwave communications as a compressed sensing assisted channel estimation problem, which is solved using a proposed two-stage channel estimation based localization scheme. During the first stage, a sparse Bayesian learning (SBL) algorithm is operated to attain a coarse estimation. Then during the second stage, a multi-stage grid refinement assisted fine estimation is achieved by a distributed compressed sensing simultaneous orthogonal matching pursuit (DCS-SOMP) algorithm. Moreover, in our approach, the few-bit analog to digital converters (ADCs) are utilized by the receiver of UE so as to attain a good trade-off among performance, complexity and energy-efficiency. Finally, the performance of channel estimation and positioning is comprehensively investigated and compared. It can be shown that our proposed two-stage approach is capable of achieving centimeter-level accuracy with the required number of quantization bits of ADCs less than four.
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Li, Kunlun
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El-Hajjar, Mohammed
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Yang, Lie-Liang
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26 July 2021
Li, Kunlun
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El-Hajjar, Mohammed
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Yang, Lie-Liang
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Li, Kunlun, El-Hajjar, Mohammed and Yang, Lie-Liang
(2021)
Millimeter-wave based localization using a two-stage channel estimation relying on few-bit ADCs.
IEEE Open Journal of the Communications Society, 2, .
(doi:10.1109/OJCOMS.2021.3099200).
Abstract
Benefiting from the high resolution in beamspace, millimeter wave (mmwave) communication has been regarded as a high-accuracy localization solution, where the location information is embedded in the channel via angle and time delay, for example. In this paper, to locate a user equipment (UE) and scatterers, we present the localization model in mmwave communications as a compressed sensing assisted channel estimation problem, which is solved using a proposed two-stage channel estimation based localization scheme. During the first stage, a sparse Bayesian learning (SBL) algorithm is operated to attain a coarse estimation. Then during the second stage, a multi-stage grid refinement assisted fine estimation is achieved by a distributed compressed sensing simultaneous orthogonal matching pursuit (DCS-SOMP) algorithm. Moreover, in our approach, the few-bit analog to digital converters (ADCs) are utilized by the receiver of UE so as to attain a good trade-off among performance, complexity and energy-efficiency. Finally, the performance of channel estimation and positioning is comprehensively investigated and compared. It can be shown that our proposed two-stage approach is capable of achieving centimeter-level accuracy with the required number of quantization bits of ADCs less than four.
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Accepted/In Press date: 19 July 2021
Published date: 26 July 2021
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URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/450487
ISSN: 2644-125X
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