Resource Allocations for TDD OFDMA Cellular Systems Considering Traffic Asymmetries(Wireless Communication Technologies)
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概要
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The time division duplex cellular system can support various downlink and uplink traffic ratios by setting the downlink and uplink transmission periods appropriately. However, it causes severe co-channel interference problem when some cells are active in the downlink while the others are in the uplink. To mitigate this problem, a resource allocation scheme combined with sectorization is proposed for orthogonal frequency division multiple access. Simulations demonstrate that the proposed scheme improves both spectral efficiency and outage performance compared to the conventional allocation schemes.
- 社団法人電子情報通信学会の論文
- 2007-12-01
著者
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Yun Sangboh
Telecommunication R&d Center Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd.
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PARK Seungyoung
School of Information Technology, Kangwon National University
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LEE Yeonwoo
School of Information Engineering, Mokpo National University
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YUN Sangboh
Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd.
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Park Seungyoung
School Of Information Technology Kangwon National University:(present Office)samsung Advanced Instit
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Lee Yeonwoo
Mokpo National Univ. Kor
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Lee Yeonwoo
School Of Information Engineering Mokpo National University
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Yun Sangboh
Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd.
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Lee Yeonwoo
School Of Information Engineering Mokpo National University:(present Office)samsung Advanced Institu
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