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Title: PAPR and Spectrum Analysis of 4G & 5G Techniques
Authors: Kaur, Roopdeep
Supervisor: Singh, Ashutosh Kumar
Keywords: PAPR;SPECTRUM ANALYSIS OF 4G & 5G
Issue Date: 30-Aug-2018
Abstract: The most important aim of every arrangement of communication is to effortlessly combine the broad range of facilities of data that includes stream audio, video stream and some services of multimedia. 5G makes a significant function with many areas, information, their usage and advantages to the coming generation as compared to fourth generation. GFDM is a non-orthogonal multicarrier technique which produces inherent ISI/ICI that will affect the SER performance as compared to an OFDM system .In GFDM a single cyclic prefix (CP) is inserted for the entire block, consisting of a number of subcarriers and multiple sub symbols, whereas a CP for OFDM is inserted for each transmitted symbol. This will increase the spectral efficiency of the system. Moreover, in WM-GFDM, no CP is required, which in addition will further increase spectral efficiency. GFDM is better technique because it has low PAPR, which helps in low power consumption of mobile devices. Power spectral density (PSD) of GFDM is less this shows GFDM provides lesser leakage of energy on the side lobes which helps in reduction of OOB radiation. But for one reason GFDM is not suitable for 5G technology i.e. its complexity. It is more complex as compared to OFDM. This makes the system cheaper. A preliminary examination of implementing wavelet transforms in the context of WGFDM is carried out by using the Haar wavelet. WGFDM design model is a trustworthy candidate for future wireless needs. There is still a lot of work to be done investigating the most commonly used techniques to further reduce PAPR. Meyer wavelet has overall better spectral efficiency and low PAPR as compared to other techniques.
URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10266/5345
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