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Type II hybrid-ARQ for DS-CDMA: A discrete time markov chain wireless MAC model

Ganhão et al., 2013

Document ID
4744978256261334566
Author
Ganhão F
Vieira J
Bernardo L
Dinis R
Publication year
Publication venue
Conference on Internet of Things and Smart Spaces

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Future wireless systems will need to cope with highly dispersive channels in order to support high data rates. A slotted Prefix-assisted DS-CDMA allows the multiplexing of various Mobile Terminals (MTs) at the uplink with appropriate Frequency Domain Equalization (FDE) to …
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