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Conference Paper: Performance sensitivity of quasi-synchronous, multicarrier DS-CDMA systems due to carrier frequency disturbance

TitlePerformance sensitivity of quasi-synchronous, multicarrier DS-CDMA systems due to carrier frequency disturbance
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Issue Date1998
PublisherIEEE.
Citation
1998 International Conference on Communication Technology (ICCT 1998), Beijing, China, 22-24 October 1998. In International Conference on Communication Technology Proceedings, ICCT, 1998, v. 2, p. S32021-S32025 How to Cite?
AbstractThe multiple access interference (MAI) of a quasi-synchronous, multicarrier DS-CDMA system can be substantially reduced by using sequences having low crosscorrelation at small shifts around the origin. This paper shows that the time-frequency crosscorrelation rather than the usual (time-domain) crosscorrelation determines the MAI when the system is operated in the presence of carrier frequency offset (CFO) which arises due to frequency-accuracy limit of the oscillator. Analysis on the time-frequency crosscorrelation properties reveals that (i) a system using Walsh codes or Suehiro-Hatori polyphase sequences can be driven into outage in the presence of CFO as a result of significant worst-case MAI, and (ii) it is possible to minimize the MAI for systems using preferentially phased Gold codes, cyclic-shift m-sequences or Lin-Chang sequences only if the product of chip period and maximum frequency deviation is less than around 0.01.
Persistent Identifierhttp://hdl.handle.net/10722/46194
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dc.description.abstractThe multiple access interference (MAI) of a quasi-synchronous, multicarrier DS-CDMA system can be substantially reduced by using sequences having low crosscorrelation at small shifts around the origin. This paper shows that the time-frequency crosscorrelation rather than the usual (time-domain) crosscorrelation determines the MAI when the system is operated in the presence of carrier frequency offset (CFO) which arises due to frequency-accuracy limit of the oscillator. Analysis on the time-frequency crosscorrelation properties reveals that (i) a system using Walsh codes or Suehiro-Hatori polyphase sequences can be driven into outage in the presence of CFO as a result of significant worst-case MAI, and (ii) it is possible to minimize the MAI for systems using preferentially phased Gold codes, cyclic-shift m-sequences or Lin-Chang sequences only if the product of chip period and maximum frequency deviation is less than around 0.01.en_HK
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