MIMO NOMA based Wireless Communication for 5G

Multiple-Input Multiple-Output (MIMO) and Non-Orthogonal Multiple Access (NOMA), offers a solution to the challenges posed by the 5G cellular system and its futuristic counterparts. The study focuses on wireless networks operating in Rayleigh fading channels, which are challenging conditions. The main objectives of the research are to derive closed-form expressions for outage capacity and the probability equation for Down Link (DL) NOMA. Additionally, the investigation extends beyond 5G into the unexplored territory of 6G wireless technology, where the impact of dynamic bandwidth variations is explored. Furthermore, the study evaluates the system's performance by examining the Bit Error Rate (BER), shedding light on the capabilities of 5G and its evolutionary successors. The findings from this research could significantly contribute to advancements in wireless communication technologies.