RAKE receiver CDMA performance

Peter Nilsson; Torleiv Maseng

doi:10.1109/wncmf.1994.529178

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RAKE receiver CDMA performance

Peter Nilsson Torleiv Maseng

Year: 2002 Pages: 696-699

DOI: 10.1109/wncmf.1994.529178

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Abstract

The bit-error-rate of a CDMA system using two types of RAKE receivers are calculated considering random codes, AWGN and a two ray multipath channel. The modulation scheme is binary PSK. The processing gain is a parameter. For low bitrates it is not very important which of the two RAKE receivers is used, but when the bit-duration approaches that of the channel, it is very important that the RAKE receiver is properly implemented.

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Rake receiver Rake Additive white Gaussian noise Computer science Code division multiple access Bit error rate Multipath propagation Electronic engineering Phase-shift keying Channel (broadcasting) Spread spectrum Algorithm Computer network Engineering

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