Design and performance analysis of the MC-CDMA
Bongsoo Lee, Sin‐Chong Park
Abstract
Bongsoo Lee, Sin‐Chong Park
Abstract
In this paper, the MC-CDMA (multicarrier code-division-multiple-access) design method, how to determine the length of guard interval is discussed. Also the BER performance in downlink channels with various receiver combining schemes is shown by computer simulation and an optimal combining method which gives an adaptiveness to the number of users is proposed.
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In this paper, the MC-CDMA (multicarrier code-division-multiple-access) design method, how to determine the length of guard interval is discussed. Also the BER performance in downlink channels with various receiver combining schemes is shown by computer simulation and an optimal combining method which gives an adaptiveness to the number of users is proposed.
Key concepts: Guard interval, Code division multiple access, Telecommunications link, Computer science, Guard (computer science), Orthogonal frequency-division multiplexing, Electronic engineering, Bit error rate