A study on PAPR reduction in OFDM using complex hadamard matrices

Dong, Zeming; Matsufuji, Shinya; Ida, Yuta; Matsumoto, Takahiro

doi:10.1109/iwsda.2017.8097076

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“…Additionally, the method for the MMSE obtains the good BER performance compared with the ZF as shown in Section 4.1.2. The advantage of the WHT is the simple processing by the biphase code, and the advantage of the DFT is the low PAPR by the polyphase code [7]. As a result, if the fast processing is required, WHT is better.…”

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Interleaved block subcarrier allocation and power combination for frequency symbol spreading multiuser diversity OFDMA

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Matsumoto

2022

J Wireless Com Network

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In a FSS-OFDMA, the OFDM symbol is spread, and the subcarriers are assigned for each user in the frequency band. As the principal subcarrier allocation for each user, localized and interleaved allocations have been proposed, and the interleaved allocation is improved for the BER performance to avoid continuous deep faded subcarrier channels. Also, in the independent channel fluctuation for each user, the MUDiv gain is obtained by the individual and block subcarrier allocations. However, they have a trade-off problem between the BER performance and the computational complexity. To solve this problem, the interleaved block subcarrier allocation has been proposed. On the other hand, the interleaved block is only evaluated for the individual subcarrier and is not evaluated for the several subcarriers. Moreover, the power combination between the subcarrier and the channel is also improved for the BER performance, but the individual and block subcarrier allocations are only evaluated. Therefore, in this paper, we propose the interleaved block subcarrier allocation and the power combination for a FSS-MUDiv/OFDMA.

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“…the WHT and the DFT in the frequency band [6][7][8][9]. And then, in a FSS-OFDMA, the subcarrier allocation for each user is very important [10].…”

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