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Pull-in capability of a modified code tracking loop for direct-sequence spread-spectrum communication on a frequency-selective fading channel

Lin, 2001

Document ID
12404018122639243009
Author
Lin J
Publication year
Publication venue
ICC 2001. IEEE International Conference on Communications. Conference Record (Cat. No. 01CH37240)

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The pull-in capability of a modified code tracking loop (MCTL) for direct-sequence spread- spectrum communication is investigated on a frequency-selective fading channel. By taking advantage of the inherent diversity, the modified code tracking loop is embedded into a …
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