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Improved sRB-HARQ for OFDM system

Wu et al., 2007

Document ID: 5107276054160559955
Author: Wu Y; Cao Y; Chi L; Yang D
Publication year: 2007
Publication venue: 2007 IEEE 65th Vehicular Technology Conference-VTC2007-Spring

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In the sub-channel reliability based HARQ (sRB-HARQ) scheme the channel qualities are exploited in retransmission to enhance the system throughput. The sub-channels with poor channel qualities measured by signal to noise ratio (SNR) are considered to be more …

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