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Performance analysis of multi-user detection of slow frequency hopping multicarrier DS-CDMA over nakagami fading channels

Author(s)
Promasa, Priwann
Sittiwatjanaiand, Pisako
Sittichivapak, Suvepon
Date Issued
January 1, 2003
Type
Conference Paper
DOI
10.1109/SCORED.2003.1459719
Abstract
We propose a new multi-user detection of slow frequency hopping multicarrier direct- sequence code division multiple access technique (Multi-user detection of SFW MC DS-CDMA). The frequency hopping pattern are controlled by asset of constantweight code. Consequently, multirate communication can be implemented by selecting the correspandence set of constant-weight code. We assume the system operates in multipaths fading environment and a decorrelating receiver structure, The receiver has an explicit knowledge of the associzted ftequencyhopping (FH) pattems invoked. The system's performance is evaluated using Nakagami fading channels with numerical method. Furtlmmore the performance of the Multi-user detection of SFWMC DS-CDMA system is compared to the conventional Multi-user detection of direct-sequence code division multiple access system ( Multi-user detection of DSCDMA).
Citation
Student Conference on Research and Development Networking the Future Mind in Convergence Technology Scored 2003 Proceedings, 341-347, 2003
Subjects

Constant - weight cod...

Directsequence code d...

Frequency hopping

Multi-user detection

Nakagami fading

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