Statistical Analysis of 2-D signals using Power allocation over wireless channels

Prasuna, K.; Padmaja, M.

doi:10.1016/j.proeng.2012.01.946

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“…The technique has proved that it is possible for performing power allocation as well as bit loading in case of incorrect CSI data. Prasuna and Padmaja [26] have presented a technique of power allocation using statistical analytical approach. The technique reduces the mean square error of the signal that is corrupted by noise.…”

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Novel Framework for Enhancing Communication Performance Quality in 5G Networks

Reddy¹,

Padmaja²

2017

IJET

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Abstract-The existing telecommunication standard hypothetically cater up the user's demands at the cost of short delay, power drainage, not so standard throughput. We reviewed the existing literatures of bit loading and power allocation to find more inclination towards 3G and 4G-based enabling technologies (OFDM-Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiplexing) and less towards 5G-based enabling technologies (e.g. FBMC-Filter Bank Multiple Carrier) almost no work is done towards 5G network. Hence, we present a framework of bit loading and power allocation that uses FBMC, incorporates a new encoding, and introduced a novel modulation technique over a stream of signal to find it more optimally supporting the demands of 5G networks. The study outcome was found to possess lower error rate, higher data delivery performance, lower power usage, and faster processing time in comparison to existing legacy standards.

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