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Challenges and Opportunities of Hybrid CDMA Schemes in Wireless Communications

Abdullah et al.

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853882008355222082
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Abdullah M
Ghanim M
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The increasing demand for high data rate transmission for newly evolving wireless communications systems (3G, beyond 3G, and 4), has challenged the researchers to exploit new modulation, diversity and coding techniques to overcome the limited natural wireless …
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