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2. 1 Kickoff Date of Evolution Ad Hoc –3GPP2 Beijing meeting, October 2005 Contributions: Four (4) in total –Two (2) Visionary Presentations –Two (2) Technical Presentations Introduction

3. 2 Presented by TSG-C Chair New direction or reinventing the wheels by reflecting the telecommunications’ history Suggest measuring spectral efficiency in terms of “b/s/Hz/m 2” instead of “b/s/Hz” Chronicles of Important Events in Telecomm’s History

4. 3 Presented by Lucent. Phased approaches on cdma2000 evolution Possible Approaches for Phase 2 –Backward compatible OFDMA for forward link (FL) –Coexistence of OFDMA and CDMA for reverse link (RL) –TDD enhancements to FDD –Addition of secondary pilots to support SDMA/MIMO –Enhancements for VoIP Future of cdma2000 ® cdma2000 ® is the trademark for the technical nomenclature for certain specifications and standards of the Organizational Partners (OPs) of 3GPP2. Geographically (and as of the date of publication), cdma2000 ® is a registered trademark of the Telecommunications Industry Association (TIA-USA) in the United States.

5. 4 Presented by LGE Supports flexible operation by changing the interleaver size Gives the same performance with powerful generalized repeat accumulator low density parity check code (GRA-LDPC) Supports low density parity check code with reduced complexity and memory requirements Flexible LDPC

6. 5 J bits in to 1 bit out Encoder and Decoder Structures for F-LDPC. Code rate is J/(J+2) Flexible LDPC (Cont’d)

7. 6 0.001 0.01 0.1 1 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 PER SNR (dB) Rate 1/2 BPSK – 32/33 256QAM ~0.25 dB Packet error rate (PER) performance of F-LDPC in terms of modulation and code rates

8. 7 Presented by LGE Proposed reduced complexity blind multiuser detection scheme for forward link (FL) based on blind multiuser signal model Only spreading sequence(s) for user(s) of interest is required Gives a comparable performance with the decorrelating detector using all information on users Blind Multiuser Detection (BMUD)

9. 8 Blind Multiuser Detection (BMUD) (Cont’d) Proposed Blind MUD Structure

10. 9 Blind Multiuser Detection (BMUD) (Cont’d) Group size G=3, total users K=10, blind spreading matrix size M=40, spreading gain N=64