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OFDMA

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OFDMA
(Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiple Access) A cellular air interface based on OFDM for multiple, simultaneous users. The multiuser capability is achieved by assigning each user a subset of OFDM subcarriers (see OFDM). Used in communications networks such as WiMAX and LTE, OFDMA is expected to provide air interfaces that are superior to CDMA and TDMA. See WiMAX, LTE, CDMA and TDMA.


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Using the experiences of field engineers, the authors provide a guide to the development and application of these mobile systems, covering such topics as network initialization and maintenance, OFDMA PHY framework and multiple antenna technologies.
Based on QUALCOMM's OFDMA Cell Site Modem(TM) CSM8900(TM) and technologies from leading component and software providers, the base station reference design is intended to help enable OEMs reduce their development costs and quickly commercialize new UMB infrastructure products.
A realistic 20MSPS 256point complex FFT would take less than 5% of the PC102's capability; while a 2048point transform for OFDMA mode would require just 8%.
 
 
 
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