UE-2 (SNR =10 dB)UE-1 (SNR = 20 dB)%3DAssuming a normalized bandwidth B=1, normalized transmit power P=1 andnormalized noise spectral density N,=1, compute the achievable rate for1. each UE-1 and UE-2 when equal bandwidth (OMA schemes)2. each UE-1 and UE-2 when the user is sharing the same bandwidth (NOMAschemes)3. Compare the total achievable rates of the between OMA and NOMA

NOMA (Non orthogonal multiple access):- It has higher spectral efficiency as compared to OMA. Has…

1. each UE-1 and UE-2 when equal bandwidth (OMA schemes) 2. each UE-1 and UE-2 when the user is sharing the same bandwidth (NOMA schemes) 3. Compare the total achievable rates of the between OMA and NOMA

1. each UE-1 and UE-2 when equal bandwidth (OMA schemes) 2. each UE-1 and UE-2 when the user is sharing the same bandwidth (NOMA schemes) 3. Compare the total achievable rates of the between OMA and NOMA

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UE-2 (SNR =10 dB)
UE-1 (SNR = 20 dB)
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Assuming a normalized bandwidth B=1, normalized transmit power P=1 and
normalized noise spectral density N,=1, compute the achievable rate for
1. each UE-1 and UE-2 when equal bandwidth (OMA schemes)
2. each UE-1 and UE-2 when the user is sharing the same bandwidth (NOMA
schemes)
3. Compare the total achievable rates of the between OMA and NOMA

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