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On fast synchronization acquisition of ZCZ-CDMA

Ueganna et al., 2013

Document ID
1619731706295807965
Author
Ueganna A
Kuroda S
Ida Y
Matsumoto T
Matsufuji S
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The Sixth International Workshop on Signal Design and Its Applications in Communications

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ZCZ-CDMA operating under quasi-synchronous timing control and using zero correlation zone (ZCZ) code possesses interference free performance and fast frame acquisition. This paper discusses fast synchronization acquisition methods using a matched filter bank, which …
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