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Iterative ICI Cancellation in MIMO OFDM WiMAX System with LDPC Channel Coding

The employment of MIMO OFDM technique constitutes a cost effective approach to high throughput wireless communications. The system performance is sensitive to frequency offset which increases with the doppler spread and causes Intercarrier interference (ICI). ICI is a major concern in the design as it can potentially cause a severe deterioration of quality of service (QoS) which necessitates the need for a high speed data detection and decoding with ICI cancellation along with the intersymbol interference (ISI) cancellation in MIMO OFDM communication systems. Iterative parallel interference canceller (PIC) with joint detection and decoding is a promising approach which is used in this work. The receiver consists of a two stage interference canceller. The co channel interference cancellation is performed based on Zero Forcing (ZF) Detection method used to suppress the effect of ISI in the first stage. The latter stage consists of a simplified PIC scheme. High bit error rates of wireless communication system require employing forward error correction (FEC) methods on the data transferred in order to avoid burst errors that occur in physical channel. To achieve high capacity with minimum error rate Low Density Parity Check (LDPC) codes which have recently drawn much attention because of their error correction performance is used in this system. The system performance is analyzed for two different values of normalized doppler shift for varying speeds. The bit error rate (BER) is shown to improve in every iteration due to the ICI cancellation. The interference analysis with the use of ICI cancellation is examined for a range of normalized doppler shift which corresponds to mobile speeds varying from 5Km/hr to 250Km/hr.