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US 2023/0403094 A1Published application
Channel-dependent mc-cdma utilizing adaptive spreading codes aided physical layer security
AssigneeIstanbul Medipol Universitesi
InventorsHüseyin ARSLAN, Sanaz NADERI
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Abstract
Disclosed is a channel-dependent multi-carrier code division multiple access (MC-CDMA) technique with adaptive spreading codes. Adaptive spreading codes are used for each subcarrier per user which increase the security level of conventional MC-CDMA. Two different map designs are proposed: fixed and adaptive interval maps. These maps are shared among all nodes and gives information about the spreading code sequences for corresponding channel gains.
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An operation method of Channel-Dependent MC-CDMA with Adaptive Spreading Codes Aided Physical Layer Security, comprising the steps of;
- Adaptive interval map design process;
- Starting from first window, distinguish the legitimate receivers (UEs)' channel gains with K different quantization levels,
- Defining of the UEs' channel gains in the window as H={HUE1, HUE2, . . . , HUEK},
- Sorting of the UEs' channel gains in a descending manner, as follows:
- HUE1≤HUE2≤ . . . ≤HUEK,
- Initiating of channel gain ranges as:
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- where min(H) and max(H) denote the maximum and minimum channel gain in this window,
- Moving to the next windows for increasing of the quantization levels only to keep the UEs' channel gains per window distinguishable,
- Defining the code length as M=2┌log2(AQL)┐, where AQL is the total number of quantization levels with adaptive interval,
- Generating of the codebook, CM×M, where all codes are orthogonal,
- Generating of the shared map as a quantization levels vs orthogonal codes, where i-th spreading code sequence assigned to i-th quantization level,
- After map design process, passing signal process for decoding,
- Completion of signal process for decoding.
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