Downlink sending method suitable for non-orthogonal multiple access system
A non-orthogonal multiple access, access system technology, applied in the field of downlink transmission, can solve problems such as system performance degradation, instantaneous power fluctuation, and system complexity increase, and achieve the effect of reducing the bit error rate
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[0038] The technical solutions of the present invention will be further described below in conjunction with the accompanying drawings and embodiments.
[0039] Consider a NOMA system where the base station serves two users simultaneously using the same physical resource, such as time. Assuming that the transmitted signal experiences a flat fading channel, the channel parameter of user 1 is h 1 , the channel parameter of user 2 is h 2 , and remains unchanged during user transmission. Assuming that user 2 is farther from the base station than user 1, then |h 1 | 2 >|h 2 | 2 . According to the channel parameters fed back by users, the base station allocates power P 1 To user 1, allocate power P 2 to user 2, and P 1 2 , resulting in a send signal that looks like this:
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[0041] Among them, X 1 (n) and X 2 (n) respectively represent the data sent by the base station to user 1 and user 2 at the nth moment, which are modulated by BPSK or QPSK.
[0042] It can ...
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