Dynamic DS-CDMA aided by successive interference cancellation for massive grant-free multiple-access
Dynamic DS-CDMA aided by successive interference cancellation for massive grant-free multiple-access
We introduce a dynamic DS-CDMA (DyDS-CDMA) scheme for supporting massive grant-free multiple-Access (mGFMA), where each base-station (BS) or access point (AP) with limited degrees of freedom is expected to control a massive number of devices of ultra densely deployed. We assume that devices become active to transmit data on the basis of time-slots, and during a time-slot, each of devices activates independently and following a common activation probability. A low-complexity detector based on minimum mean-square error and successive interference cancellation, referred to as the MMSE-SICD, is proposed for signal detection in DyDS-CDMA systems. Assuming ideal active device identification and ideal channel estimation of active device, in this paper, we focus on the potential performance achievable by the DyDS-CDMA systems employing the MMSESICD. Our studies reveal that the DyDS-CDMA aided by the MMSE-SICD is high-efficiency for operation in mGFMA environments. Near single-user performance is achievable, when the average number of active devices per time-slot reaches two times of the system's degrees-of-freedom, and hence, the number of active devices of a time-slot may be much higher than two timing the system's degrees-of-freedom.
DS-CDMA, grant-free multiple-Access, interference cancellation, Internet of things, massive connectivity, non-orthogonal multiple-Access, ultra-dense deployment
Zhang, Jiatian
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Pan, Peng
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Yang, Lie Liang
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30 November 2018
Zhang, Jiatian
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Pan, Peng
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Yang, Lie Liang
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Zhang, Jiatian, Pan, Peng and Yang, Lie Liang
(2018)
Dynamic DS-CDMA aided by successive interference cancellation for massive grant-free multiple-access.
In 2018 10th International Conference on Wireless Communications and Signal Processing, WCSP 2018.
IEEE..
(doi:10.1109/WCSP.2018.8555901).
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We introduce a dynamic DS-CDMA (DyDS-CDMA) scheme for supporting massive grant-free multiple-Access (mGFMA), where each base-station (BS) or access point (AP) with limited degrees of freedom is expected to control a massive number of devices of ultra densely deployed. We assume that devices become active to transmit data on the basis of time-slots, and during a time-slot, each of devices activates independently and following a common activation probability. A low-complexity detector based on minimum mean-square error and successive interference cancellation, referred to as the MMSE-SICD, is proposed for signal detection in DyDS-CDMA systems. Assuming ideal active device identification and ideal channel estimation of active device, in this paper, we focus on the potential performance achievable by the DyDS-CDMA systems employing the MMSESICD. Our studies reveal that the DyDS-CDMA aided by the MMSE-SICD is high-efficiency for operation in mGFMA environments. Near single-user performance is achievable, when the average number of active devices per time-slot reaches two times of the system's degrees-of-freedom, and hence, the number of active devices of a time-slot may be much higher than two timing the system's degrees-of-freedom.
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Published date: 30 November 2018
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10th International Conference on Wireless Communications and Signal Processing, WCSP 2018, , Hangzhou, China, 2018-10-18 - 2018-10-20
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DS-CDMA, grant-free multiple-Access, interference cancellation, Internet of things, massive connectivity, non-orthogonal multiple-Access, ultra-dense deployment
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URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/427612
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Lie Liang Yang
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