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Abstract
This paper mainly studies the theoretical analysis of MRC and IRC algorithm. The users at the edge of the community will suffer much more frequency interference which comes from neighborhood users, especially in the dense urban area. To improve uplink throughput, MRC adaptive algorithm and IRC adaptive algorithm can improve the performance effectively. Through the simulation results of the two algorithms, we can come to the conclusion that the IRC algorithm is better than the MRC algorithm in the case of greater interference. If the interference is larger, choose IRC, otherwise, choose MRC. The two algorithms have different performances under different jamming and different SNR.
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