This resource aims to provide mobile-communications professionals with a thorough understanding of CDMA (code division multiple access) transmissions and detection. Because CDMA technology provides a highly efficient way to share communication channels among different users, it has been adopted in today's third-generation mobile-communication systems. The book offers practical guidance in designing the latest equipment being utilized in this field. It also describes the open issues of this type of multiple access, introduces the properties of CDMA and investigates in-depth novel and recent CDMA systems. This book should be of interest to engineers and researchers in mobile communications; project engineers and product managers working for mobile-handset manufacturers; and university professors and graduate students.
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The spectrum available for radio and wired electrical telecommunications is a limited resource, which calls for optimal allotment to the various services. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
perfect timing recovery, intracell signal, mitigation receivers, desired data stream, trained detector, maximum spreading factor, jth code, multirate transmission, modulated chips, jth user, synchronization sequence, linear multiuser detection, single user bound, blind detector, frequency offset estimation, data packet format, asynchronous codes, chip interval, sliding correlator, adaptive detector, active codes, intercell interference, scrambling sequence, signature waveform, conventional receiver Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
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perfect timing recovery, intracell signal, mitigation receivers, desired data stream, trained detector, maximum spreading factor, jth code, multirate transmission, modulated chips, jth user, synchronization sequence, linear multiuser detection, single user bound, blind detector, frequency offset estimation, data packet format, asynchronous codes, chip interval, sliding correlator, adaptive detector, active codes, intercell interference, scrambling sequence, signature waveform, conventional receiver Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Case Study, New York, Generation Partnership Project, Prentice Hall, Midamble Data, Radio Interface Technical Specifications, San Francisco, Selected Areas, Broadband Wireless Symposium, Cambridge University Press, Upper Saddle River, Vehicular Technology Conference, Communications Magazine, Englewood Cliffs, Run Figure New!
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- Introduction to Spread Spectrum Communications by Rodger E. Ziemer on page 28, and page 208
- Multiuser Detection by Sergio Verdu on page 27, and page 144
- Adaptive Filter Theory (4th Edition) by Simon Haykin on page 102, and page 209
- Digital Communications by John Proakis on page 27, and page 208
- Information Theory and Reliable Communication by Robert G. Gallager on page 28, and page 208
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- Introduction to 3G Mobile Communications, Second Edition by Juha Korhonen in Back Matter
- QoS in Integrated 3G Networks by Robert Lloyd-Evans in Back Matter
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