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Journal Article
A streamlined user grouping in downlink NOMA systems
2024
Overview
Reducing SIC operations and interference while maintaining the same radio resources for users in a cluster is a potential research direction in non‐orthogonal multiple access (NOMA) systems. In order to reach this goal, a streamlined user grouping is proposed for a four‐user cluster in downlink NOMA systems, which is carried out based on the in‐phase and quadrature components of a constellation. In terms of bit error rate performance, the proposed scheme is superior in comparison with the conventional NOMA without user grouping and phase rotation‐based user grouping. This improvement is achieved in light of the three positive points of pulse amplitude modulation, the Gray mapping rule, and the joint maximum‐likelihood detector.
We have come up with a streamlined user grouping scheme for a four‐user cluster in downlink NOMA systems. This proposed scheme is designed based on PAM modulation, the Gray mapping rule, and the joint maximum‐likelihood detector. The streamlined user grouping gives outstanding BER performance in comparison to the conventional NOMA without user grouping and phase rotation‐based user grouping.
