We propose an iterative waterfilling based multiuser Hybrid Time Divisioning (HTD) scheme for power allocation in DMT based DSL systems. The problem of finding the (user,subchannel) pairs which should transmit alone and the pairs which should transmit along with other users, so as to result in the maximum aggregate data rate achievable using time divisioning, has been considered. The proposed scheme Is a low complexity, sub-optimal solution to this problem. Results show that the HTD scheme can achieve better data rates than Iterative Waterfilling a well as Multiuser Discrete Bit Loading scheme (for high coupling coefficient values) with comparatively lesser complexity
['Akshay Garg', 'Ajit Kumar Chaturvedi']
A hybrid time divisioning scheme for power allocation in DMT-based DSL systems