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9780471491842

CDMA: Access and Switching For Terrestrial and Satellite Networks

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    9780471491842

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    0471491845

  • Edition: 1st
  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 2001-03-30
  • Publisher: WILEY
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Summary

Taking a close look at an integral part of next generation wireless communications, this book presents SS/CDMA system architecture (Satellite Switched Code Division Multiple Access) and its various communications services. TDMA-based satellite communications as well as related satellite systems and services are also examined in detail.

Author Biography

Diakoumis Gerakoulis is the author of CDMA: Access and Switching: For Terrestrial and Satellite Networks, published by Wiley.

Evaggelos Geraniotis is the author of CDMA: Access and Switching: For Terrestrial and Satellite Networks, published by Wiley.

Table of Contents

Preface ix
The Generalized CDMA
1(28)
Introduction
1(2)
User Encoding by Real Sequences
3(10)
Spread-Spectrum
4(5)
Spread-Time
9(4)
User Encoding by Complex Sequences
13(8)
Spread-Spectrum
14(5)
Spread-Phase
19(2)
Composite Multiple Access Systems
21(6)
Spread-Spectrum and Time Multiple Access
21(2)
Applications of Composite Access Methods
23(4)
Conclusion
27(2)
References
28(1)
Spreading Sequences
29(28)
Overview
29(1)
Orthogonal and Pseudo-Orthogonal Sequences
29(13)
Definitions
29(1)
Pseudo-random Noise (PN) Sequences
30(2)
Quasi-Orthogonal (QO) Sequences
32(2)
Orthogonal Code Sequences
34(4)
Extended Orthogonal Sequences
38(3)
Complex Orthogonal Matrices
41(1)
Timing Jitter Properties of Sequences
42(8)
The System Model
43(1)
Jitter Impact on QR-Orthogonal Sequences
44(2)
Jitter Impact on Gold Code Sequences
46(1)
Jitter Impact on Extended Orthogonal Sequences
47(3)
Results of Time-Jitter Interference
50(1)
Interference Impact of Band-limited Pulse-Shapes
50(4)
Conclusion
54(3)
References
55(2)
Switched CDMA Networks
57(26)
Overview
57(2)
Satellite Switched CDMA (SS/CDMA)
59(21)
System Description
60(3)
Satellite Switching
63(3)
Transmitter and Receiver Units
66(8)
Network Architecture
74(3)
Network Control System
77(3)
Conclusion
80(3)
References
80(3)
Code Division Switching
83(24)
Overview
83(1)
Switched CDMA (SW/CDMA) Architectures
84(9)
Satellite Switched CDMA (SS/CDMA) System
84(4)
SW/CDMA Applications in Terrestrial Networks
88(5)
Performance Evaluation of Code Division Switching
93(8)
Evaluation of the Switch Interference
93(1)
Signal Amplitude Distribution
94(2)
Switch Interference Coupling
96(4)
Switch Control and Optimization
100(1)
Switch Capacity and Complexity Assessment
101(1)
Conclusions
102(5)
References
103(1)
A Switch Design Example
103(4)
The Satellite Switched CDMA Throughput
107(22)
Overview
107(1)
The Demand Assignment System
107(11)
System Control Algorithm
111(7)
System Throughput Analysis
118(4)
Distribution of Circuit Calls
119(2)
Distribution of Data Packets
121(1)
Performance Results
122(4)
Conclusions
126(3)
References
127(2)
The Spectrally Efficient CDMA Performance
129(34)
Overview
129(1)
System Description and Modeling
129(8)
Signal and Channel Models
133(4)
Interference Analysis
137(13)
Cross-correlation of Synchronous CDMA Codes
137(2)
Normalized Power of Other-User Interference
139(3)
Effects of Power Control on Interference
142(8)
On-board Processing and Uplink/Downlink Coupling
150(4)
Baseband Despreading/Respreading: Interference Model
151(1)
Power of End-to-End Other-User Interference
152(1)
Total End-to-End Other-User Interference Power
153(1)
Bit Error Rate (BER) Evaluation
154(2)
BER Evaluation for M-ary PSK SE-CDMA
154(2)
BER Evaluation for Concatenated Turbo/RS SE-CDMA
156(1)
Performance Results
156(2)
Conclusions
158(5)
References
160(1)
Antenna Patterns and Beam Geometry
161(2)
Network Access and Synchronization
163(24)
Overview
163(1)
System Description
164(6)
Synchronization Procedures
165(3)
System Design
168(2)
Access Channel Performance
170(6)
Packet Acquisition Performance Analysis
172(3)
Packet Acquisition Performance Results
175(1)
Performance of the Tracking Control Loop
176(7)
Analysis of the Code Tracking
180(3)
Conclusion
183(4)
References
184(3)
Carrier Recovery for `Sub-Coherent' CDMA
187(24)
Overview
187(1)
Symbol-Aided Demodulation
188(4)
System Model
188(1)
Design of Modulator and Demodulator
189(3)
BER Analysis for SAD
192(3)
Optimum Wiener Filtering
192(3)
Pilot-Aided Demodulation
195(3)
System Model
195(1)
Design of Modulator and Demodulator
196(2)
BER Analysis for PAD
198(1)
The Coded SAD and PAD Systems
198(2)
Coded SAD
199(1)
Coded PAD
200(1)
Performance Results
200(8)
Conclusions
208(3)
References
209(2)
Nonlinear Amplification of Synchronous CDMA
211(28)
Overview
211(2)
System Model
213(3)
Transmitter
213(2)
Nonlinear Amplifiers
215(1)
Performance Analysis
216(5)
Numerical Results
221(3)
Conclusions
224(15)
References
224(1)
Performance Evaluation
225(14)
Optimization Techniques for `Pseudo-Orthogonal' CDMA
239(30)
Overview
239(1)
Adaptive Power Control
239(14)
Power Control System Design
241(3)
Uplink Power Control Performance
244(9)
Multi-User Detection
253(13)
Methods of Multiuser Detection
253(4)
An Interative MMSE Multi-User Detector
257(9)
Conclusions
266(3)
References
267(2)
Index 269

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