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An Low Complexity Hardware Implementation of MIMO Detector with Application to WLAN

In this paper, we describe a FPGA implementation of MIMO detector for future wireless communication system with application to wireless LAN, targeted for upcoming 802.11n standard. The MIMO detector assumes 2 transmit and 3 receive antennas. In soft-output demapper, we apply channel state information which effectively weights reliability information to soft-decision output bits for enhanced link-level performance. The implementation complexity is significantly reduced by avoiding repeated pseudo-inverse calculation for interference cancellation of every received symbol vector. Furthermore, the overall processing time and fabrication area it takes can be significantly reduced by applying bit reduction technique