Method and apparatus for generating diffusion code

Pulse or digital communications – Repeaters – Testing

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380 34, 380 46, 331 78, 364717, H04B 169, G06F 102

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ABSTRACT:
A method and apparatus for generating the PN code employed for spread spectrum communication are disclosed. Maximal period sequence signals from a maximal period sequence generator 11 and shift vector from a shift vector outputting circuit 10 are transmitted to a vector multiplier 12 for vector multiplication. Outputs of the vector multiplier 12 are transmitted directly to a selector 14 and via a one-chip delay flipflop 13 to the selector 14. The selector 14 is changed over at an externally set control timing. The PN code employed in a CDMA system Cellular may be arbitrarily time-shifted using the vector multiplication so that changeover between transmitting base stations desired to be received may be achieved in a shorter time using a simplified circuit construction.

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