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US 2004/0202138 A1Published application
Multicarrier DS/CDMA system using a turbo code with nonuniform repetition coding
AssigneeKorea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology
InventorsIick Ho Song, Yun Hee Kim, Hyoung Moon Kwon
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Abstract
The present invention relates to a multicarrier direct sequence code division multiple access (DS/CDMA) system using a turbo code with nonuniform repetition coding. In particular, it relates to a multicarrier DS/CDMA system using a turbo code with unequal diversity order in its code symbols instead of using a convolutional code.
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A multicarrier direct sequence code division multiple access (DS/CDMA) system using a turbo code with nonuniform repetition coding comprising:
- a turbo encoder for encoding input data bits;
- a repeater/symbol mapper for replicating the turbo code symbols outputted from said turbo encoder into repetition code symbols in frequency domain and mapping said replicated repetition code symbol signals appropriately;
- at least one first interleaver for changing channels for the turbo code symbols outputted from said repeater/symbol mapper so that the fading effect is properly distributed on the codeword symbols;
- at least one first multiplier for multiplying a signature sequence to the turbo code symbols, which are properly rearranged by said at least one first interleaver, for band-broadening;
- at least one impulse modulator for modulating the band-broadened signals from said at least one first multiplier to an impulse shape;
- at least one chip wave-shaping filter for smoothening the waveform of the output signals from said at least one impulse modulator and eliminating the interference between the symbols;
- at least one second multiplier for mapping the output signals from said at least one chip wave-shaping filter to each frequency band;
- a first adder for adding all the output signals from said at least one second multiplier and transmitting the signals;
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- a reception system for receiving the transmitted signals from said first adder.
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