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Adaptive algorithm in space division multiple access with n users and m antenna elements

Author(s)
Kenpankho, Prasert
Date Issued
December 1, 2004
Type
Conference Paper
Abstract
The increasing number of wireless broadband access users in local and wide area networks is the principal expression of the need for flexible and omnipresent wireless connectivity. In order to satisfy users' requirements in the presence of the wireless medium, sophisticated multiple access, multiple elemental antenna and adaptation techniques are required. The use of multiple elemental antenna arrays at the base station allows intra cell channel reused by multiple spatially separable users through Space Division Multiple Access (SDMA). In this paper, I investigate the implement of three elemental antenna arrays and propose an adaptive algorithm to allocate channels to four users based on the number of users and elements of antenna, while appropriately adjusting to n users and m elemental antenna arrays. The unified consideration of such adaptive algorithm techniques yields significant through the benefits. © 2004 IEEE.
Citation
IEEE Vehicular Technology Conference, 60(2), 890-894, 2004
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