Interference in OFDM Systems and Networks

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Main Authors: Palenik, Tomas, Szitkey, Viktor
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Published: 2025
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author Palenik, Tomas
Szitkey, Viktor
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Szitkey, Viktor
contents In this paper we present an overview of various kinds of interference, that arise in the Orthogonal Frequency-Domain Multiplexing (OFDM)-based digital communications systems at the physical layer. Inter-symbol, inter-block, inter-carrier interference types are described in detail, valid for any OFDM transmission, along with Inter-cell interference specific to cellular networks. A survey of various communication disruptions techniques is presented - primarily focusing on intentional interference - jamming. Furthermore, we present a survey of modulation techniques that expand on the OFDM and may be considered viable candidates for modulation in the future 6G cellular networks.
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spellingShingle Interference in OFDM Systems and Networks
Palenik, Tomas
Szitkey, Viktor
Information Theory
Signal Processing
In this paper we present an overview of various kinds of interference, that arise in the Orthogonal Frequency-Domain Multiplexing (OFDM)-based digital communications systems at the physical layer. Inter-symbol, inter-block, inter-carrier interference types are described in detail, valid for any OFDM transmission, along with Inter-cell interference specific to cellular networks. A survey of various communication disruptions techniques is presented - primarily focusing on intentional interference - jamming. Furthermore, we present a survey of modulation techniques that expand on the OFDM and may be considered viable candidates for modulation in the future 6G cellular networks.
title Interference in OFDM Systems and Networks
topic Information Theory
Signal Processing
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2503.04216