Presentation 2002/10/14
A Study of High Efficiency Transmission Using Multi-ary CDMA Systems
Hiroki INOKURA, Mitsuhiro TOMITA, Kohei OTAKE, Shinya MATSUFUJI, Satoru OZAWA, Noriyoshi KUROYANAGI,
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Abstract(in English) We use Kumar sequences that have small cross-correlations, and large family size. For the improvement of frequency utilization efficiency the Multi-ary CDMA systems are applied, in which each user is assigned plural sequences. We compared the matched filter receiver with the decorrelating detector receiver in terms of BER characteristics. In case of decorrelating detector receiver, we inserted orthogonal dummy vectors into the pilot response matrix to improve the BER characteristics. It is clarified that the Multi-ary CDMA systems are effective by theoretical studies and computer simulation.
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Keyword(in English) Multi-ary Moduration / Parallel Combinatory SS / Frequency Utilization Efficiency / Power-Bandwidth Product / Matched Filter / Decorrelationg Detector / Orthogonal Dummy Vector
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Title (in English) A Study of High Efficiency Transmission Using Multi-ary CDMA Systems
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Keyword(1) Multi-ary Moduration
Keyword(2) Parallel Combinatory SS
Keyword(3) Frequency Utilization Efficiency
Keyword(4) Power-Bandwidth Product
Keyword(5) Matched Filter
Keyword(6) Decorrelationg Detector
Keyword(7) Orthogonal Dummy Vector
1st Author's Name Hiroki INOKURA
1st Author's Affiliation Hosei University()
2nd Author's Name Mitsuhiro TOMITA
2nd Author's Affiliation Tokyo University of Technology
3rd Author's Name Kohei OTAKE
3rd Author's Affiliation Hosei University
4th Author's Name Shinya MATSUFUJI
4th Author's Affiliation Yamaguchi University
5th Author's Name Satoru OZAWA
5th Author's Affiliation Tokyo University of Technology
6th Author's Name Noriyoshi KUROYANAGI
6th Author's Affiliation Tokyo University of Technology
Date 2002/10/14
Paper # SST2002-28
Volume (vol) vol.102
Number (no) 391
Page pp.pp.-
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