Performance Analysis of Uplink and Downlink NOMA System in Inter-Satellite Networks
Wataru Tachikawa, Kazutoshi Yoshii, Shigeru Shimamoto
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Wataru Tachikawa, Kazutoshi Yoshii, Shigeru Shimamoto
Abstract
Non-Orthogonal Multiple Access (NOMA) is attracting attention as a key technology for 5G because of its high spectral efficiency and high throughput. In addition, satellite communication, especially Low Earth Orbit (LEO), is popular choice for global communication because of its high global connectivity. In this paper, we apply uplink and downlink NOMA for inter-satellite communication to achieve delay suppression and increased throughput. We analyze the BER and transmission rate of the proposed system by simulation.
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Non-Orthogonal Multiple Access (NOMA) is attracting attention as a key technology for 5G because of its high spectral efficiency and high throughput. In addition, satellite communication, especially Low Earth Orbit (LEO), is popular choice for global communication because of its high global connectivity. In this paper, we apply uplink and downlink NOMA for inter-satellite communication to achieve delay suppression and increased throughput. We analyze the BER and transmission rate of the proposed system by simulation.
Key concepts: Telecommunications link, Noma, Computer science, Communications satellite, Satellite, Throughput, Transmission (telecommunications), Low earth orbit