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Performance of direct-sequence systems with long pseudonoise sequences
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EngineeringPerformance AnalysisPseudo-random SequenceInterference AlignmentLong Pseudonoise SequencesComputational ComplexityTime ComplexityParallel ProgrammingComputer ScienceParallel ComputingCoding TheoryInterference CancellationSignal ProcessingSymbol Error ProbabilitySequence DesignSpread Spectrum
A performance analysis of direct-sequence systems with long pseudonoise sequences is presented. The assessment of the symbol error probability in the presence of multiple-access interference is stressed, but other types of interference are also considered for completeness. Both binary and quaternary spreading waveforms are treated. The analysis, which uses a nonstandard Gaussian approximation, makes transparent the answers to a number of technical issues. Approximate error probabilities that are relatively simple computationally are derived. The approximations are accurate to within at least one decibel and, more typically, a few tenths of a decibel.< <ETX xmlns:mml="http://www.w3.org/1998/Math/MathML" xmlns:xlink="http://www.w3.org/1999/xlink">></ETX>
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