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Reduction Of Paper Using Multi-Carrier Filtering Techniques In 5G Communication System
ABSTRACT
In this project, the multi-access channel (MAC) protocol is based on distributed auction algorithm where each link runs distributively in order to maximize the accumulated sum of QoS. The algorithm is based on a carrier sense multiple access (CSMA) implementation of the distributed auction algorithm. It does not require any exchange of information between users. Users need only to observe a single channel at a time and sense if there is a transmission on that channel, without decoding the transmissions or identifying the transmitting users. We compare the performance of the proposed algorithm with the state-of-the-art scheme using simulations of realistic long-term evolution (LTE) channels. It is noted that the algorithm exploits the CSMA mechanism to bypass the need for an auctioneer and by doing that, implements the auction algorithm distributive. For this purpose, links compute a continuous back-off time that is decreasing with their bit. The highest bid for a particular channel is simply the first link that accesses this channel. However, in contrast, we assume all links can sense the channel that they choose, and all links will agree on which link is the highest bidder for their channel. Reduction Of Paper Using Multi-Carrier Filtering Techniques In 5G Communication System
Reduction Of Paper Using Multi-Carrier Filtering Techniques In 5G Communication System
EXISTING SYSTEM
- Resource allocation for underlay cognitive radio networks
- Channel assignment schemes for cellular mobile
- Stable matching for channel access control in cognitive radio systems
- Iterative scheduling algorithms
Reduction Of Paper Using Multi-Carrier Filtering Techniques In 5G Communication System
PROPOSED SYSTEM
- In the proposed system, the main objective of the algorithm is based on a carrier sense multiple access (CSMA) implementation of the distributed auction algorithm. It does not require any exchange of information between users. Users need only to observe a single channel at a time and sense if there is a transmission on that channel, without decoding the transmissions or identifying the transmitting users. Reduction Of Paper Using Multi-Carrier Filtering Techniques In 5G Communication System
Reduction Of Paper Using Multi-Carrier Filtering Techniques In 5G Communication System
APPLICATIONS
- The millimeter-wave supports wide bandwidth, and its short wavelength of it enables the miniaturization of antennas. Therefore, millimeter-wave-based mobile communication systems can be equipped with more antennas in the same space as long-term evolution (LTE) base stations. However, short wavelengths can cause high path loss and low signal-to-noise ratio (SNR). Reduction Of Paper Using Multi-Carrier Filtering Techniques In 5G Communication System
SOFTWARE REQUIRED
MATLAB 2018 and above
Reduction Of Paper Using Multi-Carrier Filtering Techniques In 5G Communication System
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