6G Mobile Communication Performance Enhancement Using Cooperative NOMA and Caching

Section: Research Paper
Published
Mar 1, 2025
Pages
135-149

Abstract

Mobile communication networks in 6G with emerging applications and standards introduce demands for an increasingly intelligent network, smart services based on the Internet of Everything (IoE), extremely low latency, fast network connection, lower power, and support for a large number of different communication services. These demands require advanced techniques to improve and enhance the performance and efficiency in the 6G mobile communication network systems. The paper proposed a technique that combines C-NOMA with caching as a dynamic resource allocation among users and relay nodes is used to enhance and optimize performance and efficiency of 6G mobile communication networks. The results have shown promise in maximizing throughput, minimizing latency, and optimizing resource efficiency. Caching reduces access latency and network congestion by making use of the idea of keeping frequently requested content closer to users. Through dynamic adjustments to user clustering and resource distribution within clusters, the system may maximize utilization of resources and reduce interference, resulting in enhanced system efficiency and performance. The simulation results with the aid of MATLAB (V 2022a) demonstrate the enhancements of 6G mobile communication networks achieved by C-NOMA with caching compared to all systems through the improvement in latency, sum rate, and throughput the investigation of different cases of 6G mobile communication networks environments and compared with the same cases in traditional NOMA.

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siddeeq y.ameen, صدیق, S. Ismael ahmed, and سالار, “6G Mobile Communication Performance Enhancement Using Cooperative NOMA and Caching”, AREJ, vol. 30, no. 1, pp. 135–149, Mar. 2025.