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For an Nt -input Nr -output system, noncoherent reception of spatially multiplexed one-sided L -level amplitude-shift keying symbols transmitted over a flat Rayleigh fading channel, with energy detection, is considered. The symbol vector is passed through an Nt × Nt deterministic precoder matrix. Two precoders are presented: diagonal , having positive diagonal elements in geometric progression (GP); rank-one , having positive row elements in GP. Each symbol vector is transformed into a precoded scalar. For a one-to-one correspondence between integers 0, 1,..., L Nt - 1 and precoded scalars, a sufficient condition relating the precoder GP ratio ρ to the amplitude levels is derived for each precoder. To ease the difficulty of computing the exact symbol vector error probability (SVEP) for large Nr , a Gaussian approximation of the received signal energy is made and a closed form expression for a large Nr SVEP approximation is derived. With first level zero, the cases of: levels in arithmetic progression, non-zero levels in GP with amplitude ratio ϵ, are considered. Parameters ρ and ϵ are chosen to minimize the SVEP saturation value (approached at high signal-to-noise ratio). Furthermore, symbol-vector-dependent scale factors are introduced for error performance enhancement. Visible light communication and sensor network are two practical application scenarios for this work.
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