This document discusses NOMA (Non-Orthogonal Multiple Access) as a candidate technology for 5G networks. It provides an introduction and overview of NOMA, including how it works by serving multiple users simultaneously in the same time-frequency resource. The key advantages of NOMA are described as higher spectral efficiency and supporting massive connectivity. Comparisons are made between the capacity of NOMA and conventional OMA techniques. While NOMA provides benefits, some disadvantages relating to increased complexity and limiting factors are also outlined.