The purpose of the project is to develop simulation models of both Dynamic Time-Frequency Division Duplexing (DTFDD) and previously existing duplexing schemes using MATLAB code and then to verify if DTFDD is really displays performance enhancements over previous methods.

A duplex communication system is one in which two or more connected devices can communicate to each other in both directions and traditionally a half-duplex (HD) base station (BS) operates in either the time-division duplex (TDD) mode or the frequency-division duplex (FDD) mode in order to receive and transmit information from/to its users. DTFDD is a proposed duplexing method that combines both FDD and TDD to create a scheme that theoretically results in significant performance improvements over the traditional methods. The purpose of the project is to develop simulation models of both Dynamic Time-Frequency Division Duplexing (DTFDD) and previously existing duplexing schemes using MATLAB code and then to verify if DTFDD is really displays performance enhancements over previous methods.