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Tandem Spreading Multiple Access

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Currently, high connectivity in the mMTC system can be achieved by the cutting-edge multiple access approaches. Nevertheless, a comprehensive multiple access scheme to cover both high connectivity and reliability in grant-free random access system is potentially demanded by the future MTC applications. Motivated by this, a novel spreading based multiple access technique named tandem spreading multiple access has been proposed. This approach is initiated from the scheme called tandem spreading network-coded division multiple access (TSNDMA) [30]. Then a generalized version of TSNDMA named coded tandem spreading multiple access (CTSMA) is introduced [31]. In the following subsections, those two versions are presented. In addition, the multi-slot design of CTSMA is described [32].

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Wang, F., Ma, G. (2019). Tandem Spreading Multiple Access. In: Massive Machine Type Communications. SpringerBriefs in Electrical and Computer Engineering. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-13574-4_5

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