NON ORTHOGONAL MULTIPLE ACCESS SCHEME

Non-orthogonal multiple access (NOMA) technique considered is the potential for future generations (5G / 6G) mobile communication and most of the research have been focused on power-domain NOMA. However, this book makes an effort to contribute to understand another aspect of NOMA i.e code domain NOMA due to its better performance in a system where large number of resources and users grows unboundedly. Interleave division multiple access (IDMA) is an established framework for implementation of code domain NOMA transmission and the performance of IDMA depends greatly on the interleavers as they are used to distinguish among the users. So, in this book, a unique Interleaver has been proposed and analyzed for the suggested IDMA scheme.

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Dr. Arpita Patel, Ph.D. in Wireless Communication, is an expert in wireless systems, VLSI design, and AI-based medical imaging. With 17+ years of experience, she has published extensively, won Best Paper Award (2021), and earned an NPTEL Elite Certificate (2022).