Method and receiver for demodulating a received signal

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ABSTRACT:
A method and receiver for demodulating a DS/CDMA signal increases a receiver's (60) sensitivity and as a result the system capacity of a DS/CDMA cellular communications system. A Reduced State Sequence Estimator (RSSE) (68) finds a path (210) with the highest energy. An efficient method and apparatus for determining the path energies (212) selects a new path (210) to differ from a previous path (210) by a single reduced state (200). A difference (306) between an I and Q magnitude of the new and omitted reduced state (200) is computed (304). This difference is added to the previous path's total I (308) and Q magnitude, to compute the new path's I and Q magnitude. These I and Q magnitudes are used to compute a path energy (322) and the highest path's energy (326) is used to select the best path for decoding (70).

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