This paper discusses two types of polyphase sequence sets, which will successfully provide CDMA systems without co-channel interference. One is a type of ZCZ sets, whose periodic auto-correlation functions take zero at continuous shifts on both side of the zero-shift, and periodic cross-ones also take zero at the continuous shifts and the zero-shift. The other is a new type of sets consisting of some subsets of polyphase sequences with zero cross-correlation zone, called ZCCZ sets, whose periodic cross-correlation functions among different subsets have take zero at continuous shifts on both side of the zero-shift including the zero-shift. The former can achieve a mathematical bound, and the latter can have large size.
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Shinya MATSUFUJI, Noriyoshi KUROYANAGI, Naoki SUEHIRO, Pingzhi FAN, "Two Types of Polyphase Sequence Sets for Approximately Synchronized CDMA Systems" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Fundamentals,
vol. E86-A, no. 1, pp. 229-234, January 2003, doi: .
Abstract: This paper discusses two types of polyphase sequence sets, which will successfully provide CDMA systems without co-channel interference. One is a type of ZCZ sets, whose periodic auto-correlation functions take zero at continuous shifts on both side of the zero-shift, and periodic cross-ones also take zero at the continuous shifts and the zero-shift. The other is a new type of sets consisting of some subsets of polyphase sequences with zero cross-correlation zone, called ZCCZ sets, whose periodic cross-correlation functions among different subsets have take zero at continuous shifts on both side of the zero-shift including the zero-shift. The former can achieve a mathematical bound, and the latter can have large size.
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