Data Throughput Maximization in a Novel Hybrid TDMA-NOMA System Based on Time Allocation

By 2030, the number of mobile IoT connections in China will reach a scale of billions. Therefore, efficiently transmitting more data within limited time and resources has become an urgent problem to address. In this paper, we consider a novel hybrid non-orthogonal multiple access (NH-NOMA) system based on downlink transmission links with opportunistic time allocation. We develop a new hybrid non-orthogonal multiple access model based on time allocation, where the data transmitted by users in different time slots is rederived. To maximize the system's data transmission while meeting the users' data requirements, we approximate the non-convex problem as a convex optimization problem to approach the optimal solution. Finally, simulation results demonstrated that a time allocation based hybrid multiple access system achieves higher data transmission efficiency compared to traditional orthogonal multiple access systems and time division-based hybrid systems. This system effectively utilizes users with favorable channel conditions to maximize their data transmission while ensuring the basic communication needs of other users.

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2024-12-06
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https://doi.org/10.1109/icece63871.2024.10976895
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Advanced Wireless Communication Technologies
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Data Throughput Maximization in a Novel Hybrid TDMA-NOMA System Based on Time Allocation

Yang Liu, Jun Wang
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Data Throughput Maximization in a Novel Hybrid TDMA-NOMA System Based on Time Allocation

Yang Liu, Jun Wang
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By 2030, the number of mobile IoT connections in China will reach a scale of billions. Therefore, efficiently transmitting more data within limited time and resources has become an urgent problem to address. In this paper, we consider a novel hybrid non-orthogonal multiple access (NH-NOMA) system based on downlink transmission links with opportunistic time allocation. We develop a new hybrid non-orthogonal multiple access model based on time allocation, where the data transmitted by users in different time slots is rederived. To maximize the system's data transmission while meeting the users' data requirements, we approximate the non-convex problem as a convex optimization problem to approach the optimal solution. Finally, simulation results demonstrated that a time allocation based hybrid multiple access system achieves higher data transmission efficiency compared to traditional orthogonal multiple access systems and time division-based hybrid systems. This system effectively utilizes users with favorable channel conditions to maximize their data transmission while ensuring the basic communication needs of other users.

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