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Performance of multiuser detection combining with multicarrier on nakagami fading channels for DS/CDMA transmission systems

Author(s)
Kothirani, Apinya
Sirimak, Thanest
Sittichivapak, Suvepon
Date Issued
January 1, 2003
Type
Conference Paper
DOI
10.1109/SCORED.2003.1459713
Abstract
This paper combines multiuser detection and multicamer signaling technique for direct sequence code division multiple access system (DSKDMA). These techniques are analyzed in multipath fading environment. - The receiver provides a decorrelating detector for each carrier and the outputs of the correlators are combined with a maximal-ratio combiner. The system perfomnce is evaluated over nakagami fading channels in the presence of partial band interference with numerical method. The system performance of multiuser detection combining multi-camer DS/CDMA with the conventional single-carrier decorrelating detector was also compared.
Citation
Student Conference on Research and Development Networking the Future Mind in Convergence Technology Scored 2003 Proceedings, 313-318, 2003
Subjects

Direct-sequence code ...

Multi-user detection

Multicarrier system

Nakagami fading chann...

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