A feasible resource allocation scheme for multi-user OFDM systems with various services
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Abstract
In this paper, we propose a feasible resource allocation scheme for multi-user OFDM systems in downlink transmission. The proposed method is featured as a low-complexity algorithm which is designed to improve the system throughput while guaranteeing QoS requirements for both the CBR and VBR services. The algorithm, which involves adaptive sub-carrier allocation and bit loading with equally power allocation, adopts a grouping technique rather than the sub-carrier swapping. The performance of the proposed resource allocation algorithm is evaluated in a frequency-selective fading channel, and compared with that of the resource allocation algorithm in [6]. Numerical results show that the proposed algorithm provides the same throughput while reducing the complexity to a feasible case.
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