An Effective Technique for Increasing Capacity and Improving Bandwidth in 5g Nb-Iot

The Internet of Things (IoT) has changed dramatically in recent years. The number of IoT devices is rapidly expanding, and various new IoT applications relating to automobiles, transportation, power grid, agriculture, metering, and other areas have emerged. With hundreds of billions of connected devices, it is important for researchers to create effective resource management approach to satisfy the quality of service (QoS) requirements of 5th generation (5G) and beyond. Furthermore, wireless spectrum is increasingly scarce as demand for wireless services develops, demanding imaginative approaches to increase capacity within a limited spectral resource in order to meet service demands. In this article, a modified symbol time compression (M-STC) technique is suggested to paves the way for 5G networks and beyond to enhance the capacity and throughput. The M-STC method is a compressed signal wave-form technique that increases the capacity by compressing the occupied bandwidth without increasing the complexity, losing data throughput or bit error rate (BER) performance. A comparative analysis is provided between the traditional orthogonal frequency division multiplexing (OFDM) system, OFDM using conventional symbol time compression (C-STC-OFDM) and OFDM using the proposed technique (M-STC-OFDM). The simulation results using Matlab-2021a show that the suggested method, M-STC-OFDM, drastically lowers the time needed for each OFDM signal by 75%. As a consequence, the M-STC-OFDM system decreases band-width (BW) by 75% when compared to a standard OFDM system (BW OFDM ∼ 180 kHz and BW M−STC−OFDM ∼ 45 kHz), while the C-STC-OFDM system reduces BW by 50% (BW C−STC−OFDM ∼ 90 kHz). Furthermore, using the M-STC-OFDM system reduces peak to-average-power-ratio (PAPR) by 2.09 dB when compared to the standard OFDM system and 1.18 dB when compared to C-STC-OFDM with no BER deterioration. Moreover, as compared to the 16QAM-OFDM system, the proposed M-STC-OFDM system reduces the signal-to-noise-ratio (SNR) by 3.8 dB to transmit the same amount of data.