Uplink space division multiple access system based on Doppler effect and implementation method
A technology of Doppler effect and space division multiple access, applied in the field of uplink space division multiple access mobile communication system, can solve the problems of increasing equipment complexity and cost, multiple radio frequency links, etc., to solve the problem of user capacity, system Flexible configuration and the effect of solving insufficient frequency resources
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[0033] The present invention is further illustrated in connection with the accompanying drawings, and the present invention is not intended in any way.
[0034] like figure 1As shown, the upstream space division multiple access system based on the Doppler effect of the present invention is a cellular system, including a base station, a plurality of users. Multiple users are in different directions of the base station, transmit data using the same frequency, and the user is in a status of still or low speed. The base station is fixed to the N roof-distributed N-open space distribution on the rotating disc, and the disc is rotated at an Ω angular velocity, and the radius of the disc is R. Only one antenna is only one antenna and the receiving link Unicom at some point. Other antennas Disconnected from the receiving link.
[0035] User 1, User 2, ·····, user M at the same time in the center frequency f c Send data to the base station, the signal bandwidth is W, so the frequency band ...
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