OFDM Relay Cognitive Radio Multiple Antennas Resource Allocation Full Duplex Spectrum Sensing Synchronization Spectrum Sharing Interference Cancellation Channel Estimation Feedback Heterogeneous Networks Bi-directional Energy Harvesting Stochastic Geometry HetNet relay networks FBMC Equalization channel capacity TVWS CDMA interference in-band full-duplex system Duplex MIMO Ultra Low Power C-V2V 5G Reliability SC-FDMA interference suppression D-TDD CLI indoor positioning reinforcement learning RSRP weighting - Computation offloading smart factory Cell-free multi-access edge computing estimated position overlapping —Device-to-device (D2D) estimated position updating mMIMO control overhead hybrid NR positioning Femtocell Rat-dependent positioning frame structure Zigbee body area networks channel estimation error Handoff CoMP User grouping power uncertainty ultra-dense small cell network mode selection antenna arrays 5G mobile communication UFMC resource block management inter user interference WVAN health care partial overlap GFDM Dynamic TDD Multi-user Receiver Number of training blocks Uplink SCMA system V2X Vehicular communication cross-link interference LTE-TDD FS-NOMA Location-based user fairness Mode 3 QR Factorization Metaheuristics P-NOMA non-orthogonal multiple access dynamic HetNet spectrum partitioning and 5G networks. massive connectivity non-orthogonal multiple access (NOMA) overloading DQN OTDOA distributed mode Communication range resource selection maximum likelihood method Resource sharing Power allocation packet delay
Status : Presented 
Date : 2022-01 
Title : Performance of 5G Multiple Access Schemes 
Authors : Hanwoong Kim, Hyunsoo Kim, and Daesik Hong 
Conference : ICEIC 
Abstract : Next generation wireless networks require massive uplink connections as well as high spectral efficiency. It is well known that, theoretically, it is not possible to achieve the sum capacity of multi-user communications with orthogonal multiple access. To meet the challenging requirements of next generation networks, researchers have explored non-orthogonal and overloaded transmission technologies–known as new radio multiple access (NR-MA) for fifth generation (5G) networks. In this article, we discuss the key features of the promising NRMA schemes for the massive uplink connections. The candidate schemes of NR-MA can be characterized by multiple access signatures (MA-signatures), such as codebook, sequence, and interleaver/scrambler. At the receiver side, advanced multiuser detection (MUD) schemes are employed to extract each user’s data from non-orthogonally superposed data according to MAsignatures. Through link-level simulations, we compare the performances of NR-MA candidates under the same conditions. 
URL : https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/9748540 

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» [ICEIC] Hanwoong Kim, Hyunsoo Kim, and Daesik Hong, "Performance of 5G Multiple Access Schemes" ICEIC 2022 Presented  2022-01 
3 [ITC-CSCC] Taehyung Kim, Insik Jung, Jehyun Heo, Sooyong Choi, and Daesik Hong, "Carrier Frequency Offset Compensation for OFDM-based Uplink SCMA System," ITC-CSCC 2017 file Presented  2017-07 
2 [IEEE VTC] Kwonjong Lee, Yosub Park, Hano Wang, and Daesik Hong, "Dual Layer Small Cell On/Off Control for Ultra Dense Small Cell Networks ," IEEE VTC Spring 2017 file Presented  2017-06 
1 [IEEE VTC] Beomju Kim, Wonsuk Chung, Sungmook Lim, Sangwook Suh, Jonghyung Kwun, Sooyong Choi, and Daesik Hong, "Uplink NOMA with Multi-Antenna," IEEE VTC Spring 2015 file Presented  2015-05