Method and device for multi-user detection with simplified...

Telecommunications – Radiotelephone system – Zoned or cellular telephone system

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C455S020000, C375S150000, C370S342000

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07433687

ABSTRACT:
A simplified de-correlation method in CDMA multi-user detection comprises: a. receive wireless symbols S; b. obtain a channel correlation matrix R, take a part from R to get a partial correlation matrix RP; c. do inversion operation to the partial correlation matrix RP, then obtain matrix V(m); d. recover original data symbols D from received symbols S by V(m)that the location of original data symbols D corresponds to.

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