Resource allocation method of a multi-user multi-input single-output-orthogonal frequency division multiple access system
An orthogonal frequency division multiple access and resource allocation technology, applied in multi-frequency code systems, electrical components, wireless communications, etc., can solve the problems of system throughput decline and neglect of system throughput, and achieve the effect of ensuring fairness
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[0039] Such as figure 1 The shown multi-user MISO-OFDMA system model: the base station installs M antennas, there are K users in the system, and each user installs an antenna. Generally, the number of antennas of the base station is much smaller than the number of system users (Mk,n,t =[h k,n,1 (t)h k,n,2 (t)Λh k,n,M (t)], where h k,n,1 (t)h k,n,2 (t)Λh k,n,M (t) respectively represent the channel gain from the antenna of the kth user to each antenna of the base station.
[0040] The total power constraint of the base station is set to P tot , the present invention takes the total power P tot and N subcarriers are reasonably allocated to K users of the system to achieve the purpose of not only ensuring the throughput of the system but also ensuring the fairness among users.
[0041] The resource allocation method of the multi-user multiple-input single-output-OFDMA system of the present invention is as follows: figure 2 Shown:
[0042] 1), the base station obtains t...
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