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Co-Channel Interference Reduction In Fading Channels

Interference can be a significant problem in loosely organized networks such as ad-hoc radio networks. One technique for dealing with interference is to attempt joint detection of all signals arriving at a node. Iterative algorithms based on the turbo-principle yield significant performance improvements when applied to this problem. This paper concentrates on performance analysis of iterative interference cancelation for forward-error correction coded signals in the presence of Rayleigh fading channels. The variance transfer analysis of Alexander, Grant & Reed (Europ. Trans. Telecomm. 1998) is generalized for unequal user powers and codes. A surprising result is that the received power variation due to fading can assist convergence.