Orthogonal Multi-Carrier-Code Division Multiple Access (OMC-CDMA) is a sche
me that combines multicarrier modulation with Direct Sequence Spread Spectr
um (DS-SS and allows the efficient utilization of the bandwidth, the resist
ance against frequency. selective fading in broadband mobile radio channels
and the efficient implementation by the FFT algorithm. ill this paper, we
analyze the bit error probability. (BER) of OMC-CDMA on two-ray Rayleigh mu
ltipath fading channels with the delay time and compare the BER performance
s of OMC-CDMA according to the number of users (RI) and subcarriers (Nj, an
d the power of delayed path. We found that the performance of OMC-CDMA depe
nds greatly. on the power of delayed signal. Tf the power of delayed signal
is increased from 10% to 50% as compared with the direct path power, the c
apacity of OMC-CDMA iu decreased approximately by 40% at BER=10(-3), N=256
and SNR=12dB. And, though more subcarriers are used in the circumstance tha
t the power of delayed signal is relatively great, the performance is not s
ignificantly improved.