High-speed cell searching apparatus and method using...

Pulse or digital communications – Spread spectrum – Direct sequence

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C375S141000, C375S147000

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06950456

ABSTRACT:
A next-generation mobile communication system is disclosed, including a high-speed cell searching method and apparatus using a distributed sample acquisition scheme (DSA) and a differentially-coherent phase shift keying (DPSK)-based DSA (hereinafter referred to as D2SA) in a direct sequence code division multiple access (DS/CDMA) system. The high-speed cell searching apparatus uses the D2SA technique using the 2b-ary DPSK modulation instead of the quadrature modulation to simultaneously convey b (b≧1) state samples for the SRG that generates the long-period PN sequences in the next-generation DS/CDMA system using the DSA technique, and employs the data constellation pre-rotation technique to provide the certainty of the channel estimation. A high-speed cell searching method using the apparatus is also provided.

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