A novel adaptive joint power control algorithm with channel estimation in a CDMA cellular system

Abstract

Joint power control has advantages of multi-user detection and power control; and it can combat the multi-access interference and the near-far problem. A novel adaptive joint power control algorithm with channel estimation in a CDMA cellular system was designed. Simulation results show that the algorithm can control the power not only quickly but also precisely with a time change. The method is useful for increasing system capacity.

Keywords

joint power control / channel estimation / minimum-mean-square error / SINR

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