High speed data transmission using expanded bit durations in mul

Pulse or digital communications – Repeaters – Testing

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H04B 1707

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059600322

ABSTRACT:
High-rate bit transmitted data is serial to parallel converted into low-rate bit streams in a similar fashion to multicarrier or multitone modulation. However, in contrast to the multicarrier method, each low-rate bit stream is modulated using direct-sequence spread-spectrum. By selecting the processing gain properly the total required bandwidth will be of the same order as the original high-rate data stream, thereby gaining the inherent benefit of multipath rejection without expanding the bandwidth of the original high-rate stream.

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