In this paper, we present a new scheme named advanced spatial modulation for multiple input multiple output (MIMO) systems. Advanced spatial modulation achieves more spectral efficiency than ordinary spatial modulation with using power divider and set the phase of active transmit antennas. Using Power divider enable us to have more than one active antenna in a time slot with only one RF-chain in transmitter. Additionally, we can allocate more spatial bits with map information bits into the phase of the transmit antenna. Then, the performance of the proposed system is simulated and is compared with ordinary spatial modulation and some MIMO techniques such as orthogonal space time block code and V-BLAST.

Direct torque control with Current Source Inverter (CSI) instead of voltage source inverter is so appropriate because of determining the torque of induction motor with machine current and air gap flux. In addition, Space-Vector modulation (SVM) is a more proper method for CSI because of low order harmonics reduction, lower switching frequency and easier implementation. This paper introduces the SVM method for CSI and uses the proposed inverter for vector control of an induction motor. The simulation results illustrate fast dynamic response and desirable torque and speed output.Fast and accurate response to changes of speed and load torque reference completely proves the prominence of this method.