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Multi-rate VPG DS/CDMA Receiver with Interference Cancellation in a Multipath Fading Link
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In this paper, an interference cancellation (IC) scheme for a multirate VPG DS/CDMA system is evaluated in a multipath fading mobile channel and is designed to accommodate the multimedia sources of varying data-rate requirements. In the this scheme, the strongest user with high-rate transmission will benefit from the multiple access interference (MAI) reduction of the weaker users, which yields more clean estimates in the next cancellation stage. From the numerical results, the proposed scheme outperforms the conventional SIC scheme under the condition of the approximately identical decoding delay at the cost of the hardware burden.
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- IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Communications Vol.E87-B No.2 pp.234-241
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Young-Hwan YOU, Won-Gi JEON, Hyeok-Koo JUNG, "Multi-rate VPG DS/CDMA Receiver with Interference Cancellation in a Multipath Fading Link" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Communications,
vol. E87-B, no. 2, pp. 234-241, February 2004, doi: .
Abstract: In this paper, an interference cancellation (IC) scheme for a multirate VPG DS/CDMA system is evaluated in a multipath fading mobile channel and is designed to accommodate the multimedia sources of varying data-rate requirements. In the this scheme, the strongest user with high-rate transmission will benefit from the multiple access interference (MAI) reduction of the weaker users, which yields more clean estimates in the next cancellation stage. From the numerical results, the proposed scheme outperforms the conventional SIC scheme under the condition of the approximately identical decoding delay at the cost of the hardware burden.
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