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MC-VSG BNET system for high-rate wireless personal area network applications


Abstract:

In this paper a multi-coded variable spreading gain (MC-VSG) CDMA system employing a binary transmission of MC signals by introducing a level clipper termed MC-VSG BNet s...Show More

Abstract:

In this paper a multi-coded variable spreading gain (MC-VSG) CDMA system employing a binary transmission of MC signals by introducing a level clipper termed MC-VSG BNet system, is proposed for the candidate of wireless personal area network (WPAN) and 3G cellular applications. With an emphasis on the MC-VSG BNet physical layer we address the concise specification of the MC-VSG BNet system including the spreading code, level clipping, modulation, coding, frame format, and its applications. From the receiver performance based on simulation results, in addition to simple receiver structure, an acceptable performance degradation of the MC-VSG BNet system over the existing DS/CDMA system is observed, while guaranteeing a high bit rate transmission.
Published in: IEEE Transactions on Consumer Electronics ( Volume: 48, Issue: 2, May 2002)
Page(s): 254 - 264
Date of Publication: 31 May 2002

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1. Introduction

Demand has recently been increasing for wireless personal area network (WPAN) communication with integrated multimedia traffic that requires high bit rate transmission [1]–[4]. In this effort, both the Bluetooth SIG and IEEE 802.15 committee are working for the high-rate version that are commensurate with the distribution of high-quality video and high fidelity audio for WPAN applications, as depicted in Fig. 1, along with a reduction in interference with various wireless communication systems, such as IEEE 802.11b, HomeRF, and Bluetooth [1] [2].

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