Abstract
The link adaptive transmission system chooses the optimum combinations of modulation order and code rate according to the characteristics of wireless channels to make use of the channel resources. To improve the spectral efficiency further, the authors apply the faster-than-Nyquist (FTN) signalling to the adaptive coding and modulation (ACM) system. The ACM system based on FTN signalling can take advantage of the channel resources by adjusting the packing ratios, modulation orders and code rates. However, the variable packing ratios correspond to variable sampling rate, which challenges the receiver of the ACM system. They propose a new transceiver of the FTN-based ACM system which can detect the FTN signal at a constant sampling rate. Moreover, they search for the optimum modulation and coding schemes of ACM based on FTN by analysing the extrinsic information transfer diagram. The simulation results show that the FTN-based ACM system has additional gains compared with the traditional way and the proposed transceiver may be a better choice in the ACM system.
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