The application of Walsh Codes in reducing ACI in LAS-CDMA

Bai Lin

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The application of Walsh Codes in reducing ACI in LAS-CDMA

Bai Lin * #

Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications

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Opened online:31 May 2007

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Citation: Bai Lin .The application of Walsh Codes in reducing ACI in LAS-CDMA[OL]. [31 May 2007] http://en.paper.edu.cn/en_releasepaper/content/13156

The application of Walsh Codes in reducing ACI in LAS-CDMA is brought forward for the first time. The principal of selection of scrambling code and the factors of its performance in LAS-CDMA have been investigated.

Keywords:LAS-CDMA, ACI, CCF

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