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Analysis of Margin Adaptive Resource Allocation in MIMO Systems
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Two types of multiuser resource allocation problems are referred as Margin Adaptive (MA) and Rate Adaptive (RA). The margin adaptive objective is to minimize the total transmit power with subject to constraints on the users' data rate and Bit Error Rate (BER). The rate adaptive aims to maximize the overall system capacity with a total power constraint. The main limitation of all these methods is that, in order to offer a minimum generalized degree of freedom per user, the required bandwidth must grow with the number of users. Another drawback of those techniques is Adaptive margin. In this paper to avoid those problems using two methods has been proposed. They are full CSIT (Channel State Information at Transmitter) and statistical CSIT. In both methods, a distributed convergence criterion for power control is determined and included within iterative power allocation. The proposed methods avoid power divergence situations at any load, and are consequently more efficient to solve the MA problem.
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