It is widely known and accepted that multicarrier communication is effective in frequency selective channels if resource allocation strategies are used, namely per-subcarrier adaptive modulation and coding. We discuss its efficiency for uniform resource allocation in terms of fundamental information-theoretic measures. These results are relevant to broadcast systems and, more generally, systems which cannot rely on a feedback channel.
Some (known) facts on multicarrier communication / Raheli, Riccardo; M., Franceschini; R., Pighi; Ferrari, Gianluigi. - (2009), pp. 46-48. (Intervento presentato al convegno Third Workshop on Power Line Communications tenutosi a Udine, Italy nel ottobre 2009).
Some (known) facts on multicarrier communication
RAHELI, Riccardo;FERRARI, Gianluigi
2009-01-01
Abstract
It is widely known and accepted that multicarrier communication is effective in frequency selective channels if resource allocation strategies are used, namely per-subcarrier adaptive modulation and coding. We discuss its efficiency for uniform resource allocation in terms of fundamental information-theoretic measures. These results are relevant to broadcast systems and, more generally, systems which cannot rely on a feedback channel.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.
