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Outage probability of the overlapped carriers allocation scheme with imperfect power control in DS-CDMA

Author(s)
Techotchawan, A.
Leepila, R.
Kimpan, C.
Thitimajshima, P.
Noppanakeepong, S.
Date Issued
January 1, 2002
Type
Conference Paper
DOI
10.1109/APCCAS.2002.1115297
Abstract
The outage probability is investigated in cellular FD/CDMA (frequency division/code division multiple access) in terms of the SNR under the overlapped carrier allocation scheme in the reverse link of a cellular radio system, which is based on using Gaussian and lognormal approximations, respectively. In numerical results, the bandlimited pulse generated by raised cosine pulse shaping filters (SRRC) of the transmitted signal is investigated and compared in conventional FD/CDMA and OC-CDMA (overlapping carrier CDMA) for the outage probability. It is also shown that the outage probability can be improved by overlapping of carriers.
Citation
IEEE Asia Pacific Conference on Circuits and Systems Proceedings Apccas, 2, 447-450, 2002
Subjects

Binary phase shift ke...

Filters

Frequency conversion

Interference

Multiaccess communica...

Power control

Pulse generation

Pulse modulation

Pulse shaping methods...

Signal generators

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