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PN sequence

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PN sequence
(Pseudo-random Noise sequence) A set of bits that are generated to be statistically random. See pseudo-random numbers.
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Tantaratana, "Sequential acquisition of PN sequences for DS/SS communications: Design and performance," IEEE Journal on Selected Areas in Communications, Vol.
Two-dwell synchronization techniques and Mimo systems for performance ... by Benedetto, F.; Giunta, G. / International Journal of Communications, Network and Systems Sciences (IJCNS)
The maximum length PN sequence that can be obtained from these polynomials is [2.
A link-level simulator of the cdma2000 reverse-link physical layer by Wyatt-Millington R. / Journal of Research of the National Institute of Standards and Technology
T] designate the PN sequences overlaying the orthogonal Gold sequences in the two sets of users.
OCDMA/OCDMA overloading scheme for cellular DS-CDMA using orthogonal ... by Kumar, Preetam; Chakrabarti, Saswat / International Journal of Communications, Network and Systems Sciences (IJCNS)
 
 
 
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