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Title of Thesis
New Schemes of MUD for Synchronous DS-CDMA and its
Overloaded Systems |
Author (s)
Muhammad Aamer Saleem |
Institute/University/Department Details
Mohammad Ali Jinnah University, Karachi |
Session
2007 |
Subject
Electronic Engineering |
Number of Pages
125 |
Keywords (Extracted from title, table of contents and abstract of thesis)
Multiple access interference,
multiuser detection, practical swarm optimization |
Abstract
The demand for better techniques in the field of
multiuser detection for CDMA and WCDMA systems has grown especially
in the last decade. This is due to the exponential growth in the
number of subscribers and high data rate requirements due to
multimedia and wireless internet services. However, there are many
formidable limiting factors on the way to achieving this objective.
One of the most challenging issue is the multiple access
interference (MAI) in multiuser detection (MUD). Another issue is
the computational complexity of the multiuser detector, which grows
exponentially with the number of users for maximum likelihood
detector (MLD). This will prohibit the use of MLD as multiuser
detector unless its computational complexity is decreased
substantially. These two major issues have been addressed in this
dissertation. The problem of MAI has been tackled in a simple manner
in this dissertation by using the concept of an additional redundant
user, named as ‘Pseudo-user’, for DSCDMA systems. In this proposed
scheme, the matched filters followed by minor linear processing have
resulted in the removal of MAI completely. This scheme is
theoretically independent of the number of users. However, this has
been achieved at the expense of a minor percentage loss in bandwidth
and noise enhancement. The percentage loss of bandwidth can be
decreased by increasing the number of users. The complexity issue of
MLD has been addressed by using particle swarm optimization (PSO)
technique. Two soft versions of PSO have been proposed. The results
achieved are almost optimal, but at a much lower computational
complexity as compared to that of conventional approach for MLD. The
above two schemes, i.e. the pseudo-user scheme and PSO scheme along
with multicarrier modulation, have been applied to WCDMA overloaded
systems in order to assert their practical applicability. The
proposed schemes were tried on two types of channels simple
additive white Gaussian noise (AWGN) channel and slowly flat fading
channel. The results have been compared with some standard
techniques as well as recently reported techniques in the
literature. |

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