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464-8603 . Tel: +81-52-789-2743 Fax:+81-52-789-3173. E-mail: .. CDMA .. SNIR .. OFDM, MIMO . Fundamentals of Multiplexing and Multiple access Technologies Takaya YAMAZATO. EcoTopia Science Institue, nagoya University Furo-cho Chikusa-ku nagoya , 464-8603. Tel: +81-52-789-2743 Fax:+81-52-789-3173. E-mail: Abstract The paper introduces the fundamentals of multiplexing and multiple access (MA) technologies for mobile communication systems. We first provide a simple formulization of MA schemes through mathematical expression that is based on CDMA. Using the expression, three concepts of MA are introduced.

and Multiple Access Technologies Takaya YAMAZATO EcoTopia Science Institue, Nagoya University Furo-cho Chikusa-ku Nagoya, 464-8603 Tel: +81-52-789-2743 Fax:+81-52-789-3173 E-mail: yamazato@nuee.nagoya-u.ac.jp Abstract The paper introduces the fundamentals of multiplexing and multiple access (MA) technologies for mobile communication systems.

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1 464-8603 . Tel: +81-52-789-2743 Fax:+81-52-789-3173. E-mail: .. CDMA .. SNIR .. OFDM, MIMO . Fundamentals of Multiplexing and Multiple access Technologies Takaya YAMAZATO. EcoTopia Science Institue, nagoya University Furo-cho Chikusa-ku nagoya , 464-8603. Tel: +81-52-789-2743 Fax:+81-52-789-3173. E-mail: Abstract The paper introduces the fundamentals of multiplexing and multiple access (MA) technologies for mobile communication systems. We first provide a simple formulization of MA schemes through mathematical expression that is based on CDMA. Using the expression, three concepts of MA are introduced.

2 We also introduce two important performance measures: signal to interference-and-noise ratio (SNIR) and spectral efficiency. Based on the discussion on MA, we then introduce multiplexing techniques. We focus on OFDM, multi-code transmission, and MIMO, known as high-speed transmission schemes based on multiplexing technique. 1 .. [1] . multiple access : MA .. multiple access protocol .. Multiplexing 1: .. OFDM, .. MIMO .. 2 . frequency division multple acess: FDMA) . time division multiple access : . TDMA code division mul- . tiple accesss: CDMA space . division multiple accesss: SDMA [2, 3] .. signal.

3 To interference-plus-noise ratio; SNIR . spectral efficiency .. 1: . 2: . ak (t) k multiple access function: MA function P bk (t). c ak (t) = 1 .. BPSK .. bk (t) .. X. Frequency Division Multiple access : FDMA . bk (t) = bm,k pTb (t mTb ) (2). PDC GSM . m= .. bm,k { 1, 1} k m . Time Division Multiple access : Tb px . TDMA .. Code Division Multiple Ac- (. cess: CDMA 1, 0 t < x px (t) = (3). 0, otherwise . 1 CDMA . Space Division Multiple Ac- CDMA . cess: SDMA . CDMA.. ak (t) . Z. 1 FDMA TDMA TDMA ak (t)ak0 (6=k) (t) (4). Tb . 1 .. 2 .. k sk (t) .. sk (t) = ak (t) 2P bk (t) cos c t (1). 1. ak cos( 1 t ).)

4 B k (t) sk (t). 2. ak cos( 2 t ).. Nf ak cos( N f t ). 1. Tb 3: . 1 2 3 Nf 5: MC-CDMA . BPSK . sinc BPSK . 2fb . fc /fb N .. 4: DS-CDMA fc N= (6). fb N (spreading ratio) (pro- . cessing gain) DS-CDMA . DS-CDMA N.. DS-CDMA direct sequence code division multiple . access .. X. ak (t) = alk pTc (t lTb ) (5). TDMA. l= . alk { 1, 1} k i TDMA a1 = {N, 0, , 0}, a2 =. ak = {a1k , a2k , , aN {0, N, 0, , 0}, . k } DS-CDMA . 0 . = 0 3(b) .. CDMA.. time-synchronous CDMA . 3 (a) CDMA MC-CDMA.. a(t) . Nf X. fc = 1/Tc b(t) ak (t) = alk cos( l t) (7). fb = 1/Tb DS-CDMA l=1. s(t) 4 Nf . 2 (2fc ) . 1/Tb .. CDMA multicarrier code division multiple access : MC-CDMA 7 MC- CDMA.

5 MC-CDMA DS-CDMA . [5, 6]. 1 (1 + ). (1 + Nf ) =. Tb Tc 1 + Nf = N (1 + ) (8). DS-CDMA . 6: . = 0 MC-CDMA. DS-CDMA . n (t) n . , n (t) , n . FDMA.. FDMA TDMA MC- . CDMA 6(c) .. a1 = {Nf , 0, , 0}, a2 = {0, 0, Nf , 0, , 0}, . SDMA. = 0 . SDMA .. SDMA . h( , ; t) = p( )h( ; t) (10). , . p( ) . , , angular spread . , . 4 ak (t) = hk ( k , k ; t) .. , , 4 = 0 . , , , SDMA . , , .. 6(a) (b) A B . CDMA TDMA .. X. h( ; t) = n (t)e j2 fc n (t) ( n (t)) (9). n SNIR.. 1 . K . r(t) . r(t) = (11). K. X . ak (t k ) 2P bk (t K ) cos( c t + k ). k=1. + (t). (t) . k . i 7: . i = i = 0) . Z Tb 1. Zi = r(t)ai (t) cos c tdt (12) MC-CDMA: = 2Nf [5, 6].

6 0. DS-CDMA = 0 DS-CDMA . p MC-CDMA SNIR . Zi = P/2bm,i Tb (13) . XK Z Tb + ak (t )ai (t)dt cos k k=1(k6=i) 0. SNIR . Z Tb + (t)ai (t) cos c tdt CDMA 14 (K 1). 0. Zi = + + . CDMA . 4 14 . = 1 .. multiple access interference : MAI = 0.. 7 [7]. SNIR .. SNIR . signal to interference-and-nose ratio .. 1 . SN IR (14). (K 1) + N0 /2Eb Eb N0 .. spectral efficiency .. TDMA and FDMA: = 0.. 1 /4. DS-CDMA: = 2N [4] . 8: . 9: . [1] . K 1. = G [Erlang/m2 /Hz] (15) CDMA . Wsys AC. r = 1/3, C/N0 Ws = 8[dB] . Wsys [Hz] A[m2 ] . C G [Er- 30 40% 40% . lang/channel] CDMA FDMA TDMA . C TDMA FDMA C = 3 AC 1.. C = 7 CDMA C = 1.

7 K Quality . of Service QoS 14) FDMA TDMA . WK sys . MIMO OFDM . 9 . 1. AC C = 1/4 CDMA.. CDMA . FDMA TDMA 10 . G CDMA . voice activation 2 .. 3 . K. 15 Wsys 8 .. CDMA FDMA TDMA WKsys . Multiplexing . (C/N0 Ws ) .. (r = 1 1/3) 10 5 Frequency Division Multiplex- ing: FDM . (r = 1) CDMA .. Tb .. 10(a) Tb Tb .. 10(b) Tb .. inter-symbol interference: ISI . +1, -1 . Tb .. 10: .. Time Division Multiplexing: Tb . TDM .. Code Division Multiplexing: Tb . CDM .. Space Time Multiplexing: STM .. OFDM. multicarrier transmission . orthogonal frequency division multi- . plexing: OFDM . PHS 1/Tb orthogonal frequency division multiplexing: OFDM.

8 W-CDMA 7 a = {bm , bm+1 , , bm+Nf 1 }. multicode transmission k . space-time codes OFDM . MIMO multiple-input Nf X. multipl-output s(t) = bm+l 1 cos( l t) (16). l=1.. 11 OFDM . OFDM, MIMO OFDM . IFFT FFT .. Tb . Transmitter data FEC Interleaving IFFT. Symbol wave IQ. X a0. coder + Mapping addition shaping mod HPA. bi,0. Trasmitter block diagram of OFDM PHY bi,1. a1 sMi M. bi a2 =(si,0 ,si,1 ,si,(M-1) ). AGC. IQ Remove Demapping + FEC data S/P bi,2 Amp. X det. FFT. Deinterleaving coder PN gen. LNA aM-1 c AFC clock bi,(M-1). recovery Reciver block diagram of OFDM PHY IWHT. Receiver a0 Ts ^b 11: OFDM IEEE zi,0.

9 Decision i,0. a1 ^b zi,1. Tc ^sM. i decision i,1. ^bM. LPF a2 ^b P/S i zi,2. PN gen. decision i,2. c aM-1 ^b zi,(M-1). decision i,(M-1). WHT. 13: . 12: OFDM . OFDM . 16 OFDM Nf .. OFDM Nf . OFDM . 12 .. OFDM 14: .. DS-CDMA . W-CDMA 13 .. OFDM .. OFDM . 14 .. MIMO.. MIMO .. CDMA .. OFDM, MIMO . 15: MIMO .. [8] 15 MIMO .. N M .. MIMO t .. Ct,n , n = 1, 2, , N .. N M.. MIMO MIMO . hn,m m .. N. X. rl,m = hn,m Ct,n + t,m (17) [1] Gordon L. Stuber, Principle of Mobile Commu- n=1 nication, Kluwer Academic Publishers, 1996. t,m m . [2] CDMA . 12 ak (t).. MIMO hn,m . 7 [3] CDMA Proc. of 2001 Mi- crowave Workshops and Exhibition, MWE2001.

10 [4] T. Shibata, M. Katayama and A. Ogawa, Perfor- mance of Asynchronous Band-Limited DS/SSMA. Systems, IEICE Transaction on Communica- space-time signal processing tions, , , , Aug. 1993. MIMO . MIMO [5] . , CDMA . , , , , , 2002 3 . 4 [6] , , , , . MC- CDMA SNIR , . CDMA , , , 2002 9 . [7] Zaher Dawy and Alexander Seeger, Cover- DS-CDMA TDMA age and Capacity Enhancement of Multiservice MC-CDMA FDMA WCDMA Cellular Systems via Serial Interference SDMA Cancellation, Proc. of ICC, No. WC07-3, Jun., 2004. SNIR . SNIR [8] , Jounal of Signal Process- ing , , , 2004 5.


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