2-Dimension Interleaver Design for IDMA Systems

A new design method interleavers, 2-dimension interleavers, are proposed for interleave division multiple access （IDMA） systems. With a same interleaving rule named I＇, the row indices and column indices of a traditional block interleaving matrix are scrambled to obtain an interleaver, which is marked as the master interleaver. F is produced by a loworder PN sequence generator. Two ways are provided for generating different interleavers. One is that all interleavers are generated by the circular shifting master interleaver. The other is that different inter leavers are generated by different Ts. Besides, we prove that the minimum distance between two adjacent bits resulted from 2-dimension interleaves is much larger than that of other schemes, such as random interleavers, power interleavers, and shiffting interleaves. The simulation results show that 2-dimension interleavers can achieve much better performance with much less resource consumption than random interleavers in IDMA systems.

HYBRID ORTHOGONAL/RANDOM MULTIPLE ACCESS SCHEME WITH IMPROVED PERFORMANCE FOR DOWNLINK CDMA SYSTEMS

In this paper, a hybrid orthogonal and random multiple access scheme with improved performance for capacity-enhanced downlink Code-Division Multiple-Access (CDMA) systems is presented, which is in fact a combination of the conventional orthogonal spreading scheme and the synchronous Interleave Division Multiple Access (IDMA) scheme. The proposed scheme can achieve near single user performance for very large number of users by the iterative turbo like detection. Analysis and simulation results show that the proposed scheme performs better than the synchronous IDMA scheme for the same time complexity. Meanwhile, larger capacity can be provided compared with the conventional orthogonal schemes.

A Simplified Downlink Transmission and Receiving Scheme for IDMA

In this paper, we propose a downlink transmission and receiving scheme for interleave-division multiple access （IDMA） system based on time-division duplexing （TDD） mode and time-reversal （TR） technique. The proposed scheme uses the time-reversed version of the channel impulse responses （CIR） obtained from the transmitted signal at base uplink to pre-process the station. By exploiting the weak correlations of fading channels for different user ends （UE）, it is helpful to alleviate the multi-user interference （MUI） and co-channel interference （CCI）. Moreover, the application of the TR technique in a multiple input-single output （MISO） configuration can reduce the delay spread of the channel impulse response, and mitigate inter-symbol interference （ISI）. The UE can be simplified by canceling the iteration operation. Thus the data detection of the proposed scheme is rather simple as compared with the traditional IDMA, the complexity and computational load of UE is decreased substantially, and the proposed scheme provides a great deal of privacy and security to mobile users.