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arXiv:2506.19381 (eess)
[Submitted on 24 Jun 2025 ]

Title: Beam Squint Mitigation in Wideband Hybrid Beamformers: Full-TTD, Sparse-TTD, or Non-TTD?

Title: 宽带混合波束成形器中的波束倾斜抑制:全TTD、稀疏TTD还是非TTD?

Authors:Mehdi Monemi, Mehdi Rasti, Omid Yazdani, Onel Lopez, Matti Latva-aho
Abstract: Beam squint poses a fundamental challenge in wideband hybrid beamforming, particularly for mmWave and THz systems that demand both ultra-wide bandwidth and high directional beams. While conventional phase shifter-based beamformers may offer partial mitigation, True Time Delay (TTD) units provide a fundamentally more effective solution by enabling frequency-independent beam steering. However, the high cost of TTD units has recently driven much interest in Sparse-TTD architectures, which combine a limited number of TTDs with a higher number of conventional phase shifters to balance performance and cost. This paper provides a critical examination of beam squint mitigation strategies in wideband hybrid beamformers, comparing Full-TTD, Sparse-TTD, and Non-TTD architectures. We analyze recent Non-TTD approaches, specifically the scheme leveraging the wideband beam gain (WBBG) concept, evaluating their performance and cost characteristics against TTD-based solutions. A key focus is placed on the practical limitations of Sparse-TTD architectures, particularly the often-overlooked requirement for wideband phase shifters operating alongside TTDs, which can significantly impact performance and implementation cost in real-world scenarios, especially for ultra-wideband applications. Finally, we conduct a cost-performance analysis to examine the trade-offs inherent in each architecture and provide guidance on selecting the most suitable hybrid beamforming structure for various fractional bandwidth regimes.
Abstract: 宽带混合波束成形中,波束失真构成了一个根本性挑战,尤其是在需要超宽频带和高方向性波束的毫米波和太赫兹系统中。 虽然基于常规相移器的波束成形器可能提供部分缓解,但真正的时间延迟(TTD)单元通过实现频率无关的波束转向,提供了根本上更有效的解决方案。 然而,TTD单元的高昂成本最近引发了对稀疏TTD架构的广泛关注,这些架构将有限数量的TTD与更多常规相移器结合,以平衡性能和成本。 本文对宽带混合波束成形中的波束失真缓解策略进行了关键性分析,比较了全TTD、稀疏TTD和非TTD架构。 我们分析了最近的非TTD方法,特别是利用宽带波束增益(WBBG)概念的方案,并将其性能和成本特性与基于TTD的解决方案进行对比。 重点研究了稀疏TTD架构的实际限制,尤其是经常被忽视的要求,即需要与TTD一起工作的宽带相移器,这在实际场景中,特别是在超宽频带应用中,可能会显著影响性能和实现成本。 最后,我们进行了成本-性能分析,以研究每种架构固有的权衡,并为不同分数带宽范围选择最合适的混合波束成形结构提供建议。
Subjects: Systems and Control (eess.SY)
Cite as: arXiv:2506.19381 [eess.SY]
  (or arXiv:2506.19381v1 [eess.SY] for this version)
  https://doi.org/10.48550/arXiv.2506.19381
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From: Mehdi Monemi [view email]
[v1] Tue, 24 Jun 2025 07:18:18 UTC (504 KB)
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