Base station and massive MIMO communication method

1. A base station comprising:

a data control circuitry configured to process a transmission signal to be simultaneously transmitted to a plurality of mobile terminals;

a modulator circuitry configured to modulate the transmission signal processed by the data control circuitry;

a radio frequency modulator circuitry configured to modulate the transmission signal modulated by the modulator circuitry into a radio frequency transmission signal; and

a plurality of antennas configured to wirelessly transmit the radio frequency transmission signal to the plurality of mobile terminals, wherein

the data control circuitry is configured to

generate a channel matrix H which is equal to Nv×Nb, a number of the plurality of mobile terminals to which the transmission signal is to be transmitted being Nv and a number of the plurality of antennas being Nb;

generate a channel correlation matrix H×H*, where * represents a complex conjugate transpose;

triangular-factorize the channel correlation matrix H×H*, whereby a lower triangular matrix L is obtained;

multiply each element L ij of the lower triangular matrix L by 1/gi to obtain a new lower triangular matrix L new , a reception gain of each of the plurality of mobile terminals being gi;

generate an inverse matrix of the new lower triangular matrix L new , the inverse matrix of the new lower triangular matrix L new serving as a precode matrix; and

multiply the transmission signal by the precode matrix.

2. The base station according to claim 1 , wherein the data control circuitry is further configured to:

triangular-factorize a channel correlation matrix H×H*, where * represents a complex conjugate transpose, whereby an upper triangular matrix U is obtained; and

multiply the transmission signal by an inverse matrix U −1 of the upper triangular matrix U, wherein the inverse matrix U −1 of the upper triangular matrix U serves as the precode matrix.

3. The base station according to claim 1 , wherein the reception gain gi is set so that a sum of interference terms to the mobile terminals are included.

4. The base station according to claim 3 , wherein, in a case that the sum of interference terms is calculated, an interfering mobile terminal is limited to a specific mobile terminal.

5. The base station according to claim 1 , wherein a total transmission power is maintained to be constant by reducing the gain of the transmission signal for each mobile terminal that is not an interfering mobile terminal.

6. The base station according to claim 1 , wherein a diagonal matrix with the number of the plurality of mobile terminals as its order serves as the precode matrix.

7. The base station according to claim 1 , wherein the data control circuitry is further configured to multiply a transmission signal transmitted from the mobile terminals by a post-code matrix to perform reception processing on the transmission signal transmitted from the mobile terminals.

8. The base station according to claim 7 ,

wherein

the inverse matrix L −1 of the lower triangular matrix L serves as the post-code matrix.

9. The base station according to claim 7 , wherein a gain provided to each mobile terminal serves as the post-code matrix.

10. The base station according to claim 1 , wherein the base station is connected to an external network through a base station control circuitry.

11. A massive MIMO communication method comprising:

generating, using circuitry, a channel matrix H that is equal to Nv×Nb, with each element in H corresponding to the respective transmission signal, a number of a plurality of mobile terminals to which a transmission signal is to be transmitted being Nv and a number of a plurality of antennas being Nb;

generating a channel correlation matrix H×H*, where * represents a complex conjugate transpose;

triangular-factorizing the channel correlation matrix H×H*, whereby a lower triangular matrix L is obtained;

multiplying each element L ij of the lower triangular matrix L by 1/gi to obtain a new lower triangular matrix L new , a reception gain of each of the plurality of mobile terminals being gi;

generating an inverse matrix of the new lower triangular matrix L new , the inverse matrix of the new lower triangular matrix L new serving as a precode matrix;

modulating the transmission signal by multiplying the transmission signal by the precode matrix;

modulating the modulated transmission signal by a radio frequency modulator into a radio frequency transmission signal; and

transmitting the radio frequency transmission signal by the antenna to the plurality of mobile terminals.

12. The method in claim 11 , wherein, in a case that the upper triangular matrix U is obtained, the inverse matrix U −1 of the upper triangular matrix U serves as the precode matrix.

13. A non-transitory computer readable medium including executable instructions, which when executed by a computer cause the computer to:

generate, a channel matrix H that is equal to Nv×Nb, with each element in H corresponding to the respective transmission signal, a number of a plurality of mobile terminals to which a transmission signal is to be transmitted being Nv and a number of a plurality of antennas being Nb;

generate a channel correlation matrix H×H*, where * represents a complex conjugate transpose;

triangular-factorize the channel correlation matrix H×H*, whereby a lower triangular matrix L is obtained;

multiply each element L ij of the lower triangular matrix L by 1/gi to obtain a new lower triangular matrix L new , a reception gain of each of the plurality of mobile terminals being gi;

generate an inverse matrix of the new lower triangular matrix L new , the inverse matrix of the new lower triangular matrix L new serving as a precode matrix;

modulate the transmission signal by multiplying the transmission signal by the precode matrix;

modulate the modulated transmission signal by a radio frequency modulator into a radio frequency transmission signal; and

transmit the radio frequency transmission signal by the antenna to the plurality of mobile terminals.

14. The non-transitory computer-readable medium including computer program instructions as in claim 13 , the executable instructions further causing the computer to:

in a case that the upper triangular matrix U is obtained, use the inverse matrix U −1 of the upper triangular matrix U as the precode matrix.