A non-orthogonal multiple access method based on time-division multiplexing and multi-antenna downlink
A non-orthogonal multiple access and downlink technology, applied in the field of non-orthogonal multiple access, can solve the problems of unobtainable channel state information, poor antenna and system performance, etc., to achieve resource overhead, improve performance, and realize Effects with low complexity
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[0030] The block diagram of non-orthogonal multiple access based on time division multiplexing multi-antenna downlink is as follows: figure 1 As shown, the base station has N t root antenna. Due to size limitation, only one antenna is configured for each mobile terminal. The uplink and downlink channels of the system work in the same frequency band, that is, each data frame is divided into an uplink part and a downlink part. The base station divides the mobile terminals into multiple clusters, and each cluster contains a small number of terminals to reduce the complexity of serial interference cancellation. The base station obtains the state information of the downlink channel by estimating the uplink channel, and uses the estimated channel state information to design transmit beams to reduce inter-cluster interference. After the mobile terminal receives the information, it performs serial interference cancellation on the signals in the cluster to further reduce the interfe...
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