MIMO (multi-input multi-output)–OFDMA (orthogonal frequency division multiple access) systems have been recognized as a key technology for next-generation wireless communications, offering high spectral efficiency and multiuser support. However, their performance is constrained when the number of users exceeds the allocated bandwidth and further deteriorates under adverse wireless environments. In this paper, we propose a novel scheme that integrates beamforming and distributed subcarrier allocation (DSA) in MIMO–OFDMA systems to address performance degradation caused by interference and adverse channel conditions. We mitigate interference through beamforming and enhance robustness against channel impairments via distributed allocation, thereby improving BER performance and increasing user capacity. We further conduct computer simulations to validate the effectiveness of the proposed scheme in terms of both user capacity and BER performance, demonstrating its potential as a valuable contribution to next-generation wireless communication research.
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Abstract 1. Introduction 2. MIMO-OFDMA system combining beamformer with DSA: Uplink 3. Simulation results 4. Conclusion Reference