2023
DOI: 10.1007/s11082-023-05148-2
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A comparative PAPR, BER, and PSD for optical NOMA communication framework

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“…The original NOMA signal is divided into N sub-blocks, each containing M samples. The signal at the sub-block is denoted as where represents the sub-block index, and n represents the time index [ 53 ] : For each sub-block, a set of phase factors is generated for each partition within the sub-block. Let's consider that each sub-block is divided into P partitions.…”
Section: Papr In O-noma Waveformmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The original NOMA signal is divided into N sub-blocks, each containing M samples. The signal at the sub-block is denoted as where represents the sub-block index, and n represents the time index [ 53 ] : For each sub-block, a set of phase factors is generated for each partition within the sub-block. Let's consider that each sub-block is divided into P partitions.…”
Section: Papr In O-noma Waveformmentioning
confidence: 99%