Abstract
In the Multi Carrier (MC)-CDMA system, the frequency diversity gain is obtained by its being spread in the frequency domain. The frequency interleaving technique can improve the frequency diversity gain. In this paper, the bit error rate (BER) performance in the MC-CDMA system which adopts the frequency interleaving scheme in the frequency selective fading channel is evaluated by computer simulation. In this simulation, orthogonal restoration combining (ORC) and minimum mean square error combining (MMSEC) are considered as frequency equalization combining techniques. This paper shows that BER performance with the frequency interleaver is better than without it in various environments.
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