JOURNAL ARTICLE
Serial MSK spread-spectrum multiple-access communications
Abstract
A serial minimum-shift-keyed (MSK) direct-sequence spread-spectrum multiple-access (DS/SSMA) communication system is described and analyzed to obtain the signal-to-noise ratio. The single-channel system generates the same transmitted signals as a corresponding parallel MSK/DS/SSMA system. Hence, the transmitted signals have a constant envelope and desirable spectral properties. Hardware is required for only one channel, and the multiple-access capability of the system compares favorably with a standard binary DS/SSMA system.< >
Keywords:
Spread spectrum Direct-sequence spread spectrum Computer science Channel (broadcasting) Binary number Spectrum (functional analysis) Noise (video) Communications system SIGNAL (programming language) Signal-to-noise ratio (imaging) Signal processing Telecommunications Computer hardware Mathematics Artificial intelligence Arithmetic Physics Digital signal processing
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Wireless Communication Networks Research
Physical Sciences → Computer Science → Computer Networks and Communications
Advanced Wireless Communication Techniques
Physical Sciences → Engineering → Electrical and Electronic Engineering
Satellite Communication Systems
Physical Sciences → Engineering → Aerospace Engineering
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