Method and apparatus for time aligning signals for reception in

Multiplex communications – Wide area network – Packet switching

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3701001, 455 511, H04J 1300, H04J 306

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ABSTRACT:
A coherent reverse channel, a per-chip spreading function, orthogonal spreading functions and a time alignment of all traffic channels are implemented such that the main signal of each channel arrives at a base-station within a fraction of a chip of one another in accordance with the invention. With this, the orthogonality among all channels is maintained, and, when demodulated, all channels except the channel of interest provides a cross-correlation of substantially zero with respect to the remaining signals.

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