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Simulation Result of Energy Efficient Resource Allocation in Uplink SC-FDMA Systems


Volume:  7 - Issue: 04 - Date: 01-04-2018
Approved ISSN:  2278-1412
Published Id:  IJAECESTU332 |  Page No.: 401-405
Author:  Deepika Verma
Co- Author: Ashutosh Gupta
Abstract:-– In this research work, investigate quality-of-service (QoS)-driven energy-efficient style for the uplink of long term evolution (LTE) networks in M2M/H2H co-existence situations. the precise constraints of single carrier frequency division multiple access (uplink air interface in LTE networks) bearing on power and resource block allocation not only complicate the resource allocation drawback, however additionally render the quality Lagrangian duality techniques unsuitable. There are several energy-efficient style is compared with the spectral efficient style alongside round robin (RR) and best channel quality indicator (BCQI) algorithms. In Previous work uplink resource allocation algorithmic rule for LTE systems, that focuses on QoS provision in time period applications and energy efficiency, however therein work answer of multicell situation shouldn't be taken part and therein interference thought rejection ought to be taken. 
Key Words:-Delay, energy efficiency, Long Term Evolution (LTE), Quality of Service (QoS), resource allocation, uplink.
Area:-Engineering
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