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Asynchronous Scrambled Coded Multiple Access (A-SCMA) - A New High Efficiency Random Access Method
Fixed, portable and mobile terminals use Random Access (RA) to transfer data or request more spectrally efficient dedicated resources. This paper describes a new multiple access scheme, A- SCMA, that operates with unsynchronized transmission and low power, making it particularly suitable to small machine-to-machine communications in satellite or terrestrial applications. A multicarrier version operates with large and variable packet sizes without reduced throughput or large delays.