Realization of New Radio 5G-IoT Connectivity Using mmWave-Massive MIMO Technology

Pateriya, Priyanka; Singhai, Rakesh; Shukla, Piyush Kumar; Singhai, Jyoti

doi:10.1201/9781003045809-8

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“…In 2021, Priyanka Pateriya et al [18] introduced a study that analyzed 5G networks based on LDC code and Non-Orthogonal Multiple Access technology. The findings indicate that the LDC performs better than the standard STBC and that the optimum coefficient LDC may boost bit error rate performance at a higher signal-to-noise ratio when paired with many-order PSK modulation techniques in wireless communication systems.…”

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Novel Hybrid Model Investing in 5G Network Optimization Under Suzuki Fading Channel

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2023

International Journal of Electronics and Telecommunications

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Nowadays, the advancement and increased use of fifth-generation (5G) and sixth-generation (6G) systems have created a demand for more efficient and rapid transmission of information over wireless communication media. However, developing wireless communication systems that can meet these modern-day criteria for fast, reliable, and secure information exchange is a challenging task. To address this issue, this paper proposes a novel model for enhancing the 5G system. The proposed model utilizes polar code with rate matching and constitutional interleaving over the Suzuki fading channel. The combination of polar codes with rate matching and interleaving enables the communication system to achieve a lower error rate and better reliability over a Suzuki fading channel. Specifically, the polar code can correct a larger number of errors, while rate matching and interleaving can mitigate the effects of channel variations and reduce the probability of error bursts. These enhancements can lead to more robust and reliable communication in wireless networks.

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confidence: 99%