Method for parallel type interference cancellation in code...

Pulse or digital communications – Spread spectrum – Direct sequence

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C375S144000

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ABSTRACT:
A method for parallel type interference cancellation in a CDMA receiver, wherein minimum processing delay time is required while ensuring performance of an interference cancellation device, and space for embedding hardware for implementing the method can be reduced. The method for parallel type interference cancellation in a CDMA receiver, comprising: (a) when an over sample position of a received signal reaches the end of a symbol of a user, completing temporary detecting and recovering the symbol of the user; (b) generating a residual signal by using the recovered signal of the user and received signal state; and (c) detecting symbol information by obtaining an interference cancelled signal by adding the residual signal to the recovered signal of the user.

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