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    • Telecommunications Engineering
    • Signal Processing
    • Optical Communications

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    • Fifth-generation (5G) networks require massive MIMO antennas for high traffic density.
    • Conventional fronthaul interfaces (e.g., CPRI) lead to linearly increasing bandwidth demands with antenna count.
    • Optical fronthaul links face bandwidth limitations due to cost-effective components and physical constraints like chromatic dispersion.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To propose and validate an adaptive space-time compression technique for improving fronthaul bandwidth efficiency in C-RAN.
    • To decouple fronthaul bandwidth requirements from the number of antennas, making them dependent on user count.
    • To investigate the joint optimization of the proposed compressor with optical fronthaul links.

    Main Methods:

    • Development of an adaptive spatial filter to reduce spatial channels by tracking the signal subspace.
    • Implementation of adaptive quantizers for time-domain bandwidth compression of each channel.
    • Experimental validation of the combined space-time compressor and optical fronthaul link.

    Main Results:

    • The proposed technique makes fronthaul bandwidth dependent on the number of users, not antennas.
    • Experimental results demonstrated support for 32 users with OFDM signals over a 10GBd PAM4 optical interface.
    • Achieved a 259.5-Gb/s CPRI-equivalent rate with less than 1% EVM for uplink 256-antenna fronthaul.

    Conclusions:

    • The adaptive space-time compression technique significantly enhances fronthaul bandwidth efficiency for 5G C-RAN.
    • Joint optimization with optical fronthaul enables cost-effective high-capacity mobile communication.
    • The method offers increased flexibility and feasibility for joint space-time optimization compared to traditional methods.