Abstract
The tracking Mean Square Error (MSE) of the least squares (LS) Multiple Input Multiple Output (MIMO) channel estimation in rician flat fading channel is derived in closed-form, which is then verified by Monte Carlo simulation. The channel accomodates applications where the elevation angle between the transmitter and the receiver dictates the doppler shift of the Line of Sight (LOS) component, as encountered in communications from satellite or High Altitude Platform (HAP) to a moving mobile. A higher tracking loss is revealed as the mobile travels to a lower elevation angle.
