The UCHT (Unified Complex Hadamard Transform) has been proposed as a new family of spreading sequences for DS-SSMA systems recently. In this Letter, the periodic autocorrelation (PAC) properties of the Unified Complex Hadamard Transform (UCHT) sequences are analyzed. Upper bounds for the out-of-phase PAC are derived for two groups of the UCHT sequences, namely the HSP-UCHT and the NHSP-UCHT sequences (the later is a more general representation of the well-known Walsh-Hadamard (WH) sequences). A comparison of the two bounds is performed. It turns out that the HSP-UCHT sequences have a lower upper bound for the out-of-phase PAC. This makes the HSP-UCHT sequences more effective than the WH sequences in combating multipath effect for DS-SSMA systems.
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Wee SER, Susanto RAHARDJA, Zinan LIN, "Autocorrelation Properties of Unified Complex Hadamard Transform Sequences" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Fundamentals,
vol. E85-A, no. 10, pp. 2280-2282, October 2002, doi: .
Abstract: The UCHT (Unified Complex Hadamard Transform) has been proposed as a new family of spreading sequences for DS-SSMA systems recently. In this Letter, the periodic autocorrelation (PAC) properties of the Unified Complex Hadamard Transform (UCHT) sequences are analyzed. Upper bounds for the out-of-phase PAC are derived for two groups of the UCHT sequences, namely the HSP-UCHT and the NHSP-UCHT sequences (the later is a more general representation of the well-known Walsh-Hadamard (WH) sequences). A comparison of the two bounds is performed. It turns out that the HSP-UCHT sequences have a lower upper bound for the out-of-phase PAC. This makes the HSP-UCHT sequences more effective than the WH sequences in combating multipath effect for DS-SSMA systems.
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