Presentation 1999/2/18
An anti-multipath CDMA System using Complementary Code Sequences with Dummy Chips
Masao Shibatani, Noriyoshi Kuroyanagi, Shinya Matsufuji, Naoki Suehiro,
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Abstract(in English) Code Division Multiple Access (CDMA) systems may be designed to be tolerant of Alternate Current (AC) components of the received noise if complementary code sequences are used. To eliminate the Direct Current (DC) component from the interference noise, modified complementary code sequences with dummy chips are explored. The dummy chips are removed by a masking circuit at the receiver. As a consequence, the modified code sequences asynchronously arrived may be viewed as almost AC component for the receiver, resulting in giving little disturbance to the demodulation. Some candidate sequences giving little DC disturbance when they arrive via multipath, or they are used by other user's sequences, are explored by computer simulation. An interference free system operating at a multipath channel may be designed if proper code sequences are used. And the system capacity will be considerably increased.
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Keyword(in English) CDMA / anti-Multipath / Orthogonalcode sequence / Multiuser receiver
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Title (in English) An anti-multipath CDMA System using Complementary Code Sequences with Dummy Chips
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Keyword(1) CDMA
Keyword(2) anti-Multipath
Keyword(3) Orthogonalcode sequence
Keyword(4) Multiuser receiver
1st Author's Name Masao Shibatani
1st Author's Affiliation Tokyo Engineering University()
2nd Author's Name Noriyoshi Kuroyanagi
2nd Author's Affiliation Tokyo Engineering University
3rd Author's Name Shinya Matsufuji
3rd Author's Affiliation Saga University
4th Author's Name Naoki Suehiro
4th Author's Affiliation Tsukuba University
Date 1999/2/18
Paper # RCS98-218
Volume (vol) vol.98
Number (no) 601
Page pp.pp.-
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