This paper addresses achievable rates and related link adaptation for precoded Multiple-Input Multiple-Output transmission in an orthogonal frequency division multiple access system with uncompensated frequency flat transceiver I/Q imbalance. Precoder selection on the mirror subcarrier induces variations of the signal quality on the subcarrier of interest and causes outage. We consider link adaptation strategies with infinite rate granularity for block and ergodic fading models where the transmitter knows the statistics of the induced interference and has perfect channel state information of the wanted link. An optimal I/Q aware transmission method is used for these fading models. Performance of I/Q aware methods is compared with blind back-off selection.
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