UFMC SLM with filtering

1. ITERATIVE CLIPPING AND ERROR FILTERING
METHODS IN SLM FOR 5G UFMC SYSTEMS
PRESENTED BY,
Mr. K. AYAPPASAMY

2. CONTENT
 Introduction
 Objective
 Existing work
 Disadvantages of existing method
 Proposed work
 Advantages of UFMC
 Block diagram
 SLM
 Simulation tool
 Reference
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3. INTRODUCTION
 A number of wireless applications have been growing over the
last decade.
 Frequency spectrum has already been licensed by FCC.
 Dynamic spectrum access techniques were recently proposed
to solve spectrum inefficiency problems.
 The key enabling technology of dynamic spectrum access
techniques is Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiplexing.
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4. Contd.,
 Conventional OFDM multicarrier has high power and OOB.
 It causes ACI.
 Clipping technology is considered as a solution for OFDM.
 It is achieved by clipping a series of successive sub-carriers.
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5. OBJECTIVE
 To improve the performance of the UFMC with SLM system
using Iterative clipping and error filtering methods in 5G
technology.
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6. EXISTING WORK
 It investigates the performance of signal processing based
PAPR reduction.
 To increase efficiency of power amplifier used in 5G and
B-5G.
 The waveforms considered in this work are (WOLA
OFDM) Weighted Overlap and Add-OFDM.
 The reduction methods used are SLM and Tone reservation.
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7. DISADVANTAGE OF EXISTING
SYSTEM
 High PAPR
 High computation complexity
 Reduction spectral efficiency
 Poor SNR
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8. PROPOSED WORK
 Here, an UFMC-SLM system is presented as a novel phase
offset selected mapping (SLM) scheme is proposed to reduce
the peak-to-average power ratio (PAPR) in Alamouti coded
multi-input multi-output orthogonal frequency division
multiplexing (MIMO-UFMC) systems, and its key idea is that
different phase rotation sequences are multiplied by their
corresponding phase offsets at the transmitter.
 Therefore, the proposed SLM scheme does not need to reserve
bits for the transmission of side information, resulting in the
increase of the data rate. 8

9. ADVANTAGES OF UFMC
 Low latency
 High spectral efficiency
 Lower in-band and OOB emissions
 Low power consumption
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10. BLOCK DIAGRAM OF
UFMC-SLM
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11. UFMC
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12. SLM
 The three different SLM is designed and compared with the original signal.
 The B-SLM represent the blind SLM, C-SLM is the convolution SLM and
the P-SLM is the Phase offset SLM.
 A maximum likelihood (ML) based blind SLM (B-SLM) method for
OFDM systems is evaluated which does not need the SI transmission.
 The conventional SLM (C-SLM) scheme, extra bits should be reserved for
the transmission of the phase rotation sequences as side information (SI),
resulting in the decrease of the data rate.
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13. BLOCK DIAGRAM OF SLM

14. SIMULATION TOOL
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MATLABR2018a

15. REFERENCES
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17. Thank you