Performance of frequency hopping systems with adjacent channel interference

Linder, Sara; Wiklundh, Kia; Junholm, Leif

doi:10.1109/emceurope.2016.7739272

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“…In this section, we begin by comparing the performance of the RB assignment sequences obtained by the proposed CRT-based scheme, the multiplicative cyclic group (MCG) structure proposed in [61], the shuffled PN sequences discussed in [62,[90][91][92], a soft fractional frequency reuse (SFFR) scheme similar to that in [93], and the uniformly-distributed random assignment scheme developed in [44]. We will begin by discussing the simulation environment.…”

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Number-Theoretic Sequence Design for Uncoordinated Resource Block Assignments in Relay-Assisted Machine-Type Communication Systems

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Terminal relaying offers effective means for realizing machine-type communication (MTC) systems. However, coordinating these relaying terminals (RTs) becomes a cumbersome task as the number of RTs increases. In the absence of channel state information, the efficient utilization of RTs requires a mechanism by which RTs can autonomously assign available resource blocks (RBs) to large numbers of uncoordinated MTC devices with minimal conflicts. Unlike random RB assignments, using prescribed assignment sequences provides an opportunity for obtaining performance gains. However, realizing these gains requires optimizing RB assignments over a large set of sequences. One technique for selecting assignment sequences is based on an iv Table of Contents v List of Figures viii

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“…In the following two examples, we compare the performance of the proposed CRTbased sequences with that of the shuffled PN-based RB assignment scheme discussed in [62,[90][91][92]. This sequence-based RB assignment scheme was specifically selected because its premises is similar to that of the CRT-based RB assignment scheme.…”

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