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Vol 4, Issue 3 (March 2018) ECE

IMPLEMENTATION AND VERIFICATION OF OFDM USING SIMULINK FOR 5G APPLICATIONS

This Paper Presents The OFDM (Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiplexing) Block Implementation For 5G Wireless Communication. OFDM Is Essential To Overcome The Effects Of Multipath Fading Allowing High Speed Wireless Communications, To Incr...

Renjith Lal C P, Shivaprasad A, Akash Kumar Mohanty, Shaik M Muzeeb, Shashidhara K S
Vol 3, Issue 3 (March 2017) E&TC

PERFORMANCE ANALYSIS OF MAXIMUM RATIO COMBINING TECHNIQUE FOR OFDM SYSTEM

Recent Development In Multiple Input Multiple Output (MIMO) System Has Proved That It Can Provide Significant Improvement In Capacity And With The Help Of Antenna Selection (AS) It Reduces The Complexity And Cost Without Much Sacrifice In...

Kalpesh B Hiray, Saish R Chaudhari, Sagar A Zalte
Vol 2, Issue 8 (August 2016) ECE

BARCODE MODULATION USING DPSK OFDM IN MOBILE PHONES

Nowadays We Are Using 2-D Barcodes On Any Product Which Contains Some Information Or We Can Say Data. The Performance Of 2-D Barcodes We Are Going To Check In Handheld Electronic Devices Such As Mobile Phones. We Transmit The Data In W...

Metikala Ephraim, R. Sumalatha
Vol 2, Issue 5 (May 2016) ECE

AN OPTIMIZED SLM AND PTS TECHNIQUES IN OFDM TO REDUCE PEAK AVERAGE POWER RATIO AND INCREASE SYSTEM PERFORMANCE

The Two Most Known Techniques Used For The Reduction Of Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiplexing (OFDM) Are Selected Mapping (SLM) And Partial Transmit Sequence (PTS). These Two Techniques Are Introduced As Distortion Less PAPR Reduct...

S. Sai Krishna, Sowmya

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