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Error Analysis of Grouped Multilevel Space-Time Trellis Coding with the Combined Application of Massive MIMO and Cognitive Radio

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In today’s scenario, demand for error-correcting codes with minimal error constraints for wireless communications. Multilevel coding scheme with trellis codes as component codes provides flexible data transmission rates, coding gain, diversity gain with improved spectral efficiency and low decoding complexity. This paper investigates the potential improvements by using the Multilevel coding scheme with massive Multiple-Input Multiple-Output in Cognitive Radio Networks with trellis codes as component codes. This paper discussed space-time coding with beamforming and antenna grouping according to the channel state information. Multilevel Space-time coding is based on multi-level Quadrature Amplitude Modulation signaling and beamforming to mitigate the effect of primary users for the enactment of secondary users in Cognitive Radio. The primary users provide channels dynamically to the secondary user for an unknown duration. Our transmission use Quadrature Amplitude Modulation based signals, with an adaptive grouping of antenna which weight according to the optimization, which inherently depends upon the resource allocation of the secondary user. The results show that the proposed coded system achieves Bit error rate/Symbol error rate/Frame error rate and Signal to noise ratio varies according to sources sensing time.

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Chopra, S.R., Gupta, A. Error Analysis of Grouped Multilevel Space-Time Trellis Coding with the Combined Application of Massive MIMO and Cognitive Radio. Wireless Pers Commun 117, 461–482 (2021). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11277-020-07878-y

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