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Amplitude and Phase Estimation Considerations for Asynchronous CDMA With Successive Interference Cancellation

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Publisher Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers
Publisher Registration Direct Access
Topics TDMA - CDMA, Mobile - Wireless Communications Date added 13 Sep 2000
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Successive interference cancellation, in conjunction with very low rate convolutional codes, has been shown to approach the Shannon capacity of a Gaussian channel. This approach to CDMA is very well suited to asynchronous (uplink) wireless channels. However, accurate phase and amplitude estimation is required for effective operation. In this paper, a power control algorithm is developed specifically designed to relax the requirements on estimation accuracy.

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