UCINet0: A Machine Learning based Receiver for 5G NR PUCCH Format 0

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Autori principali: Sattianarayanin, Jeeva Keshav, Yerrapragada, Anil Kumar, Ganti, Radha Krishna
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author Sattianarayanin, Jeeva Keshav
Yerrapragada, Anil Kumar
Ganti, Radha Krishna
author_facet Sattianarayanin, Jeeva Keshav
Yerrapragada, Anil Kumar
Ganti, Radha Krishna
contents Accurate decoding of Uplink Control Information (UCI) on the Physical Uplink Control Channel (PUCCH) is essential for enabling 5G wireless links. This paper explores an AI/ML-based receiver design for PUCCH Format 0. Format 0 signaling encodes the UCI content within the phase of a known base waveform and even supports multiplexing of up to 12 users within the same time-frequency resources. The proposed neural network classifier, which we term UCINet0, is capable of predicting when no user is transmitting on the PUCCH, as well as decoding the UCI content for any number of multiplexed users (up to 12). The test results with simulated, hardware-captured (lab) and field datasets show that the UCINet0 model outperforms conventional correlation-based decoders across all SNR ranges and multiple fading scenarios.
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spellingShingle UCINet0: A Machine Learning based Receiver for 5G NR PUCCH Format 0
Sattianarayanin, Jeeva Keshav
Yerrapragada, Anil Kumar
Ganti, Radha Krishna
Networking and Internet Architecture
Artificial Intelligence
Machine Learning
Signal Processing
Accurate decoding of Uplink Control Information (UCI) on the Physical Uplink Control Channel (PUCCH) is essential for enabling 5G wireless links. This paper explores an AI/ML-based receiver design for PUCCH Format 0. Format 0 signaling encodes the UCI content within the phase of a known base waveform and even supports multiplexing of up to 12 users within the same time-frequency resources. The proposed neural network classifier, which we term UCINet0, is capable of predicting when no user is transmitting on the PUCCH, as well as decoding the UCI content for any number of multiplexed users (up to 12). The test results with simulated, hardware-captured (lab) and field datasets show that the UCINet0 model outperforms conventional correlation-based decoders across all SNR ranges and multiple fading scenarios.
title UCINet0: A Machine Learning based Receiver for 5G NR PUCCH Format 0
topic Networking and Internet Architecture
Artificial Intelligence
Machine Learning
Signal Processing
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2404.15243