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Spread-spectrum multiple-access performance of orthogonal codes: Linear receivers

Enge et al., 1987

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9538922508768239579
Author
Enge P
Sarwate D
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IEEE Transactions on Communications

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This paper analyzes a direct-sequence, spread-spectrum, multiple-access (SSMA) communication system which assigns a set of M orthogonal sequences to each user. With all direct sequence SSMA systems, K users share a channel by phase modulating their …
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