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Effective adaptive transmit power allocation algorithm considering dynamic channel allocation in reuse partitioning-based OFDMA system

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This paper introduces an transmit power allocation (TPA) algorithm considering dynamic channel allocation (DCA) for a reuse-partitioning- based Orthogonal frequency division multiple access (OFDMA)/FDD cellular system. The proposed reuse partitioning-based DCA algorithm guarantees quality of service (QoS) by considering fairness among mobile stations in an OFDMA/FDD system. However, to improve the SINR values for users around the cell edge and increase the overall system throughput compared with the conventional OFDMA/FDD system of frequency reuse factor (FRF) 1, an effective TPA algorithm is also combined with the proposed DCA to adjust the transmit power per user according to the average received SINR value. Simulation results show that the proposed DCA algorithm increases the sector throughput by about 25% when compared with the conventional case that do not apply the proposed DCA algorithm. When the proposed TPA is combined with the proposed DCA algorithm, a further increase in the sector throughput of about 6% is achieved than when using just the proposed DCA algorithm.

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Abbreviations

DCA:

Dynamic channel allocation

FRF:

Frequency reuse factor

TPA:

Transmit power allocation

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Heo, J., Cha, I. & Chang, K. Effective adaptive transmit power allocation algorithm considering dynamic channel allocation in reuse partitioning-based OFDMA system. Wireless Pers Commun 43, 677–684 (2007). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11277-007-9272-5

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