Adaptive transmission mode selection scheme for distributed wireless communication systems.

IEEE Communications Letters（2006）

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Abstract

The open architecture of distributed wireless communication systems (DWCS) provides the potential to increase capacity. In this letter, we develop an adaptive transmission mode selection (ATMS) scheme for the DWCSs, where the mobile stations (MS) could follow a separate serving, diversity, or data splitting transmission mode, based on the received signal to noise ratio (SNR) from each access point and the required quality-of-service (QoS) of the MSs. The proposed ATMS scheme increases the efficiency and the flexibility of radio resource management for the DWCSs.

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Wireless communication,Diversity reception,Signal to noise ratio,Bit error rate,Throughput,Binary phase shift keying,Resource management,4G mobile communication,Centralized control,Communication system control

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