Performance Analysis of MIMO Cooperation Diversity in Hybrid FDMA-TDMA - Khan, Zuhaib Ashfaq
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In this study report, we have analyzed a hybrid FDMA-TDMA access technique in a cooperative distributive fashion implementing a protocol introduced in (Nabar et al., 2004). A wireless network consists of two users terminal , two relays and two destination terminals. The relays are operating in amplify-and-forward (AF) mode with a xed gain. Two operating modes: cooperation-gain mode and power-gain mode are exploited from source terminals to relays, as it is working in a best channel selection scheme. Vertical BLAST (Bell Laboratories Layered Space Time) or V-BLAST with minimum mean square error…mehr

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In this study report, we have analyzed a hybrid FDMA-TDMA access technique in a cooperative distributive fashion implementing a protocol introduced in (Nabar et al., 2004). A wireless network consists of two users terminal , two relays and two destination terminals. The relays are operating in amplify-and-forward (AF) mode with a xed gain. Two operating modes: cooperation-gain mode and power-gain mode are exploited from source terminals to relays, as it is working in a best channel selection scheme. Vertical BLAST (Bell Laboratories Layered Space Time) or V-BLAST with minimum mean square error (MMSE) nulling has operated at the relays to perfectly detect the joint signals from multiple source terminals. The performance have been analyzed of the end-to-end output signal to noise ratio (SNR) using binary phase shift keying (BPSK) modulation scheme and investigated over Rayleigh and independent and identical (i.i.d.) Nakagami-m fading environments. Subsequently, simulation results show that the proposed scheme can provide better signal quality of uplink users in a cooperation communication systems using hybrid FDMA-TDMA technique.
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Zuhaib Ashfaq Khan received his M.Eng. in Telecommunications from AIT, Thailand. He is currently working towards PhD degree at the SET AIT, Thailand. Mr. Khan¿s research interests are in the area of Signal processing for communication systems, and in interference mitigation protocols for Femto cells, MIMO, Network Coding and Cooperative systems.