Summary

International Conference on Emerging Technologies for Communications

2020

Session Number:B1

Session:

Number:B1-4

Clock timing synchronization among distributed multiple antennas for LEO-MIMO communications system

Daisuke Goto,  Kiyohiko Itokawa,  Fumihiro Yamashita,  Chihaya Kato,  Mitsuhiro Nakadai,  

pp.-

Publication Date:2020/12/2

Online ISSN:2188-5079

DOI:10.34385/proc.63.B1-4

PDF download

PayPerView

Summary:
This paper describes multiple-input multiple-output (MIMO) techniques for downlink transmission of a single low Earth orbit (LEO) satellite equipped with multiple antennas, called LEO-MIMO, in order to increase the capacity of LEO satellite systems. The LEO-MIMO communications system performs spatial multiplexing transmission from a single LEO satellite with multiple antennas to a base station (BS) connected with multiple remote antennas. This paper describes the implementation and performance evaluation for an asynchronous LEO-MIMO receiver and demodulator. We briefly evaluate the required clock frequency precision among remotely distributed multiple antennas of BS in the LEO-MIMO communications system. Computer simulation shows that required clock frequency precision for LEO-MIMO needs to be less than 20 ppm.