DocumentCode
2463191
Title
Uplink performance analysis of GAS-CP CDMA system
Author
Lee, Seongmin ; Kim, Youngje ; Kim, Whanwoo
Author_Institution
Agency for Defense Dev., Daejeon
fYear
2008
fDate
6-9 Oct. 2008
Firstpage
24
Lastpage
28
Abstract
In this paper, we propose a GAS-CP-CDMA(cyclic-prefix code division multiple access system that uses Sequences with good autocorrelation property) and analyze the uplink signal-to-noise ratio performance of that system. Phase-shifted sequences are used for differentiating users. The signals of the GAS-CP-CDMA system experience no (or very little) interferences from co-cell signals because of the good autocorrelation property, but user signals of adjacent cells may yield interferences. The frequency reuse factor in the ordinary CDMA system is around 0.6 and the interference from adjacent cells is about 40 percent of the total interference in the conventional CDMA system. Our numerical analysis shows that the frequency reuse factor and user capacity versus signal-to-noise ratio of the GAS-CP-CDMA system are improved comparing to the conventional CDMA system. The uplink user capacity of the proposed system can be increased up to about twice of that of the conventional CDMA system.
Keywords
cellular radio; code division multiple access; frequency allocation; radiofrequency interference; GAS-CP CDMA system; co-cell signal interferences; cyclic-prefix code division multiple access system; frequency reuse factor; good autocorrelation property; phase-shifted sequences; uplink performance analysis; uplink signal-to-noise ratio performance; uplink user capacity; Autocorrelation; Equations; Frequency; Interference cancellation; Multiaccess communication; Multiuser detection; Performance analysis; Propagation losses; Signal analysis; Signal to noise ratio; CAZAC sequence; CDMA; CP-CDMA; cyclic prefix; m sequence;
fLanguage
English
Publisher
ieee
Conference_Titel
Advanced Technologies for Communications, 2008. ATC 2008. International Conference on
Conference_Location
Hanoi
Print_ISBN
978-1-4244-2680-5
Electronic_ISBN
978-1-4244-2681-2
Type
conf
DOI
10.1109/ATC.2008.4760510
Filename
4760510
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