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Towards designing super Golden space-time trellis codes for high data rate mobile

A novel version of the celebrated Golden code is first introduced in order to provide a second family of transmission matrices with entries taken from a given quadrature-amplitude modulation (QAM) signal constellation. The union of two families of transmission matrices based on the two versions of the Golden code is then used as signal set for designing space-time trellis codes. To meet the design requirements for fading wireless channels, a clever partition of the 8D signal constellation in both 8D subsets and shells with enhanced Hamming distances is essential. However, as the complexity of the transmission system grows rather high, we show in this paper how to tackle its issue properly.