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Ã¯Â»Â¿This paper investigates the impact of several equalization techniques for multicarrier code division multiple accesssystems on the performance at both lower and upper layers (i.e., physical and TCP layers). Classical techniquessuch as maximal ratio combining, equal gain combining, orthogonality restoring combining, minimum mean squareerror, as well as a partial equalization (PE) are investigated in time- and frequency-correlated fading channels withvarious numbers of interferers. Their impact on the performance at upper level is then studied. The results areobtained through an integrated simulation platform carefully reproducing all main aspects affecting the qualityof service perceived by the final user, allowing an investigation of the real gain produced by signal processingtechniques at TCP level

How Equalization Techniques Affect the TCP Performance of MC-CDMA Systems in Correlated Fading Channels