Author:
Pokamestov D A,Kryukov Ya V,Kanatbekuli I,Rogozhnikov E V,Abenov R R
Abstract
Abstract
Communication networks of future generations should provide a high level of spectral efficiency. The multiple access method is one of the technologies that directly affect this parameter. During the discussion of fifth-generation communication networks, a new approach to designing the non-orthogonal multiple access was proposed. One of the implementation techniques of this approach is sparse code multiple access. In the article, we consider this method and propose an approach to the development of a modulation code scheme to evaluate the sparse code multiple access performance and efficiency under transmission conditions close to reality. The approach is based on a similar modulation code scheme of existing communication systems. To form sparse code multiple access symbols, a codebook based on the mother constellation rotation and interleaving method is considered. We also introduce a modulation code scheme table for SCMA communication systems and evaluate their spectral efficiency.
Subject
General Physics and Astronomy
Reference16 articles.
1. Non-orthogonal multiple access (NOMA) for cellular future radio access;Saito,2013
2. Non-orthogonal multiple access for 5G: solutions, challenges, opportunities, and future research trends;Dai;IEEE Commun. Mag.,2020
3. Sparse or dense: A comparative study of code-domain NOMA systems;Liu;IEEE Transactions on Wireless Communications.,2021
4. Sparse code multiple access;Nikopour;2013 IEEE 24th Annual International Symposium on Personal, Indoor, and Mobile Radio Communications (PIMRC) IEEE,2013
5. SCMA codebook design based on constellation rotation;Zhou,2017