Title :
Stochastic/dynamic communication in a general Euniversal link
Author_Institution :
SIGCOM Co. HQ, Ghaziabad, India
Abstract :
This paper compares known long and short code sequence generation techniques with the proposed arbitrary multidimensional code pattern synthesis and super high resolved code beams generation methods to obtain amplitude dependent performance function (rather than minimize SNR dependent exponential Pe). Furthermore, this paper compares spread-spectrum shaping techniques with the proposed no-sidelobe spectrum synthesis to obtain impulse correlation or multidimensional spectrum synthesis. This paper also explores the possibility of unifying an arbitrary code spectrum generation technique with arbitrary no-sidelobe spread-spectrum synthesis. Various molecular structures are also summarized in this paper to synthesize molecules with connections among its complex multidimensional components as atoms and sub-components. These maps are useful in material synthesis for super high speed communication, body sound propagation etc., and are applicable in the synthesis of chemical chain reactions and neural networks
Keywords :
binary sequences; codes; molecular electronic states; radio receivers; radio transmitters; spread spectrum communication; stochastic processes; amplitude dependent performance function; body sound propagation; chemical chain reactions; code sequence generation; general Euniversal link; impulse correlation; molecular structures; multidimensional code pattern synthesis; multidimensional spectrum synthesis; neural networks; no-sidelobe spread-spectrum synthesis; resolved code beam generation; spread-spectrum shaping techniques; stochastic/dynamic communication; super high speed communication; Acoustic noise; Data communication; Decoding; Multidimensional systems; Network synthesis; Random media; Spread spectrum communication; Stochastic processes; Stochastic resonance; Transmitters;
Conference_Titel :
SoutheastCon, 2002. Proceedings IEEE
Conference_Location :
Columbia, SC
Print_ISBN :
0-7803-7252-2
DOI :
10.1109/.2002.995644