2022INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF NEXT-GENERATION COMPUTINGOpen access

Outage Probability and Capacity Analysis for NOMA based 5G and B5G Cellular Communication

Aditi Agrawal, Ishant Kohad, Mrunmayi Kinhikar, Dolly Tiwari, Prasheel Thakre, Sanjay B. Pokle

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This study presents a non-orthogonal multiple access (NOMA) solution for 5G that unifies communication betweenmacro-cells via the S-R NOMA link and communication between small cells via the R-D NOMA link. S-R NOMA isused to decode own signal by respective relay. Separate studies of outage performance in S-R and R-D connectionsmay formerly be used to get an accurate definition of system outage likelihood. Our mathematical analysis issupported by simulation findings, which indicate that NOMA-assisted relaying systems outperform OrthogonalMultiple Access systems in terms of lower outage probability and better cumulative capacities (OMA).

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This study presents a non-orthogonal multiple access (NOMA) solution for 5G that unifies communication betweenmacro-cells via the S-R NOMA link and communication between small cells via the R-D NOMA link. S-R NOMA isused to decode own signal by respective relay. Separate studies of outage performance in S-R and R-D connectionsmay formerly be used to get an accurate definition of system outage likelihood. Our mathematical analysis issupported by simulation findings, which indicate that NOMA-assisted relaying systems outperform OrthogonalMultiple Access systems in terms of lower outage probability and better cumulative capacities (OMA).

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This study presents a non-orthogonal multiple access (NOMA) solution for 5G that unifies communication betweenmacro-cells via the S-R NOMA link and communication between small cells via the R-D NOMA link. S-R NOMA isused to decode own signal by respective relay. Separate studies of outage performance in S-R and R-D connectionsmay formerly be used to get an accurate definition of system outage likelihood. Our mathematical analysis issupported by simulation findings, which indicate that NOMA-assisted relaying systems outperform OrthogonalMultiple Access systems in terms of lower outage probability and better cumulative capacities (OMA).

Key concepts: Noma, Outage probability, Relay, Computer science, Expression (computer science), Telecommunications, Computer network, Telecommunications link

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