access icon free Adaptive resource management for downlink OFDMA system with imperfect CSI

The effect of the imperfect channel state information (CSI) on the system performance of radio resource management is addressed for a downlink OFDMA system. Differing from the previous works, it is shown that the imperfect CSI introduces a signal-and-power dependent noise term, and then a new method is proposed to evaluate the utility function. Numerical simulations show that the signal-and-power dependent noise yields a non-negligible degradation to the system performance.

Inspec keywords: OFDM modulation; numerical analysis; frequency division multiple access

Other keywords: utility function evaluation; imperfect CSI; signal-and-power dependent noise term; imperfect channel state information; adaptive resource management; downlink OFDMA system; numerical simulation

Subjects: Multiple access communication; Modulation and coding methods; Other numerical methods; Radio links and equipment

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