Effect of power imbalance on multiuser detection of DS-CDMA systems
Adit Kurniawan
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Adit Kurniawan
Abstract
This paper describes the effect of power imbalance on multiuser detection of Direct Sequence Code Division Multiple Access (DS-CDMA) systems. Unlike the conventional single-user detection technique which considers interference between users or multiple access interference (MAI) as noise, in multiuser detection schemes of DS-CDMA systems MAI is eliminated successively. However in the present of near-far problems and fading channels, where received power among different users are of different levels, the performance of multiuser detection methods degrade due to unreliable detections of users with low power levels. In this paper multiuser detection is described in a simple model and the performance for various number of users is evaluated using computer simulation. The effect of power imbalance among different users is presented to show the performance degradation.
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This paper describes the effect of power imbalance on multiuser detection of Direct Sequence Code Division Multiple Access (DS-CDMA) systems. Unlike the conventional single-user detection technique which considers interference between users or multiple access interference (MAI) as noise, in multiuser detection schemes of DS-CDMA systems MAI is eliminated successively. However in the present of near-far problems and fading channels, where received power among different users are of different levels, the performance of multiuser detection methods degrade due to unreliable detections of users with low power levels. In this paper multiuser detection is described in a simple model and the performance for various number of users is evaluated using computer simulation. The effect of power imbalance among different users is presented to show the performance degradation.
Key concepts: Code division multiple access, Multiuser detection, Computer science, Interference (communication), Fading, Spread spectrum, Power (physics), Electronic engineering