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Downlink Performance Analysis of Pinching Antenna Systems: WDMA or NOMA?

Bingxin Zhang, Han Zhang, Kun Yang, Yizhe Zhao

In pinching antenna systems, NOMA delivers higher spectral efficiency at high SNR via successive interference cancellation while WDMA remains more reliable at low to moderate SNR but encounters outage floors.

arxiv:2605.15129 v1 · 2026-05-14 · eess.SP

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The results show that NOMA achieves higher spectral efficiency at high transmit signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) due to successive interference cancellation (SIC), whereas WDMA offers more reliable performance at low to moderate SNR but suffers from an outage floor and rate saturation at high SNR.

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The unified channel model accurately captures antenna deployment, user spatial distribution, and path loss without significant unmodeled interference or hardware impairments that would alter the outage and rate expressions.

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In pinching antenna systems, NOMA delivers higher spectral efficiency at high SNR via successive interference cancellation while WDMA provides more reliable performance at low to moderate SNR but exhibits an outage floor and rate saturation at high SNR.

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