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Heterodyne-Type Autocorrelator for SS-DS Communications
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This paper shows a heterodyne-typed autocorrelator for direct-sequence spread-spectrum (SS-DS) communications, without using local despreading PN-code and active synchronization circuit. In our proposed autocorrelator, the transmitting SS-DS signal is frequency-converted on every second data by the unique frequency assigned to each user in advance, which is separated not so as to interfere with each other. The received signal is autocorrelated with the delay version and becomes the narrowband signal with the unique centerfrequency. Therefore, our proposed autocorrelator can provide the anti-narrowband interference and random access capability, unlike the conventional autocorrelators.
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- IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Communications Vol.E74-B No.5 pp.1103-1107
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- 1991/05/25
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Akihiro KAJIWARA, Masao NAKAGAWA, "Heterodyne-Type Autocorrelator for SS-DS Communications" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Communications,
vol. E74-B, no. 5, pp. 1103-1107, May 1991, doi: .
Abstract: This paper shows a heterodyne-typed autocorrelator for direct-sequence spread-spectrum (SS-DS) communications, without using local despreading PN-code and active synchronization circuit. In our proposed autocorrelator, the transmitting SS-DS signal is frequency-converted on every second data by the unique frequency assigned to each user in advance, which is separated not so as to interfere with each other. The received signal is autocorrelated with the delay version and becomes the narrowband signal with the unique centerfrequency. Therefore, our proposed autocorrelator can provide the anti-narrowband interference and random access capability, unlike the conventional autocorrelators.
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AB - This paper shows a heterodyne-typed autocorrelator for direct-sequence spread-spectrum (SS-DS) communications, without using local despreading PN-code and active synchronization circuit. In our proposed autocorrelator, the transmitting SS-DS signal is frequency-converted on every second data by the unique frequency assigned to each user in advance, which is separated not so as to interfere with each other. The received signal is autocorrelated with the delay version and becomes the narrowband signal with the unique centerfrequency. Therefore, our proposed autocorrelator can provide the anti-narrowband interference and random access capability, unlike the conventional autocorrelators.
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