عرض عادي عرض مارك

Novel NOMA MIMO designs for 5G and beyond (رقم التسجيلة. 16951)

تفاصيل مارك
100 1# - 100
a KHELIL, Abdellatif
245 00 - 245
a Novel NOMA MIMO designs for 5G and beyond
260 ## - 260
b
c 2024
942 ## - 942
c THESIS
999 ## - 999
c 16951
d 16951
952 ## - 952
9 41191
a MAIN
b MAIN
d 2026-06-02
o TD621/034/01
p MAIN-1-15622
y THESIS
500 ## - 500
-- Novel NOMA MIMO designs for 5G and beyond
520 ## - 520
-- The evolution of future generations of mobile wireless communication<br/>systems has intensified the demand for higher data rates, reduced latency,<br/>and improved spectral efficiency. Non-orthogonal multiple access (NOMA)<br/>has emerged as a groundbreaking solution to meet these demands. Which<br/>enables the sharing of time-frequency resources and utilizes successive interference<br/>cancellation (SIC) to mitigate interference among multiple users. As<br/>well, cooperative communications based on relays offer dependable connectivity<br/>and extend system coverage. While multiple inputs multiple outputs<br/>(MIMO) technology significantly contributes to the evolution of NOMA systems.<br/>The integration of MIMO using antenna selection (AS) schemes in<br/>NOMA enhances overall performance, decreases complexity and power consumption,<br/>which is a novel and appealing approach in this context. Within<br/>this thesis, we evaluate the effectiveness of implementing multi-antenna techniques<br/>within NOMA networks under realistic conditions, considering practical<br/>challenges such as SIC error, channel estimation error (CEE), and<br/>feedback delay error. The analysis begins with an examination of the singleinput<br/>single-output (SISO) system in Downlink and Uplink NOMA networks,<br/>deriving mathematical expressions for ergodic capacity (EC), outage<br/>probability (OP), and bit error rate (BER). Subsequently, we investigate<br/>the MIMO-NOMA network, utilizing the joint transmit and receive antenna<br/>selection (JTRAS) protocol, and derive the expression for EC under realistic<br/>conditions. Later, we assess the performance of the Downlink cooperative<br/>NOMA network employing a relay selection strategy, incorporating both<br/>best relay selection (BRS) and partial relay selection (PRS) through the implementation<br/>of a transmit antenna selection (TAS) protocol. Finally, the<br/>thesis concludes with a comprehensive analysis of the results, highlighting<br/>challenges while offering valuable insights that can significantly influence<br/>future research in the field.
650 #4 - 650
-- /Novel//NOMA//MIMO//designs//for//5G//and//beyond/
700 1# - 700
-- MENAA, Saber

لا توجد مواد متاحة.