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Constructing Quasi-Optimum GMW and M-Sequence Subfamilies with Minimized System Bit Error Rate
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Either GMW sequence or m-sequence possesses a 2-valued auto-correlation function which helps to improve the performance of a RAKE receiver. However, their cross-correlation functions are less well controlled. Before they can be applied to a CDMA system, it is necessary to construct their sub-families (taking advantage of their large family size) which offer satisfactory cross-correlation functions. This paper studies several algorithms for constructing those quasi-optimum sub-families in terms of minimized bit error rate under co-channel interference. The study shows that the performance of resultant sub-families is sensitive to sub-family sizes and algorithms. A new criterion based on combined (even and odd) maximum cross-correlation for code selection is introduced, and highest-peak-deleting and most-peak-deleting algorithms are suggested for constructing quasi-optimum sub-families of GMW and m-sequences.
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- IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Communications Vol.E79-B No.7 pp.963-973
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- 1996/07/25
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Xiao Hua CHEN, Tao LANG, Juhani OKSMAN, "Constructing Quasi-Optimum GMW and M-Sequence Subfamilies with Minimized System Bit Error Rate" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Communications,
vol. E79-B, no. 7, pp. 963-973, July 1996, doi: .
Abstract: Either GMW sequence or m-sequence possesses a 2-valued auto-correlation function which helps to improve the performance of a RAKE receiver. However, their cross-correlation functions are less well controlled. Before they can be applied to a CDMA system, it is necessary to construct their sub-families (taking advantage of their large family size) which offer satisfactory cross-correlation functions. This paper studies several algorithms for constructing those quasi-optimum sub-families in terms of minimized bit error rate under co-channel interference. The study shows that the performance of resultant sub-families is sensitive to sub-family sizes and algorithms. A new criterion based on combined (even and odd) maximum cross-correlation for code selection is introduced, and highest-peak-deleting and most-peak-deleting algorithms are suggested for constructing quasi-optimum sub-families of GMW and m-sequences.
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