One of the most critical problem in the asynchronous DS/CDMA reception consists of the effective acquisition of the initial pseudo-noise (PN) synchronism. In particular the multi-user interference (MUI) contrasts the operation to synchronise correctly the system. In this paper1, an adaptive PN acquisition scheme based on a statistical hypothesis testing and able to reduce the detrimental effects on acquisition process of multi-access interference present on the channel will be presented. The application considered for the proposed algorithm concerns with the transmission over an AWGN channel, performed by a DS/CDMA system. The results shown can prove the robustness of the proposed method in presence of different level of MUI, provided a reliable estimation of the channel conditions.

A Serial Acquisition Scheme Based on Statistical-Hypothesis-Testing for Asynchronous DS/CDMA Systems

Sacchi, Claudio;
2002-01-01

Abstract

One of the most critical problem in the asynchronous DS/CDMA reception consists of the effective acquisition of the initial pseudo-noise (PN) synchronism. In particular the multi-user interference (MUI) contrasts the operation to synchronise correctly the system. In this paper1, an adaptive PN acquisition scheme based on a statistical hypothesis testing and able to reduce the detrimental effects on acquisition process of multi-access interference present on the channel will be presented. The application considered for the proposed algorithm concerns with the transmission over an AWGN channel, performed by a DS/CDMA system. The results shown can prove the robustness of the proposed method in presence of different level of MUI, provided a reliable estimation of the channel conditions.
2002
Proc. of IEEE ICC 2002 Conference
Piscataway (NJ)
IEEE
M., Guainazzo; Sacchi, Claudio; C., Regazzoni
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