Code allocation in CDMA

Multiplex communications – Generalized orthogonal or special mathematical techniques – Particular set of orthogonal functions

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370342, H04B 7216

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061635243

ABSTRACT:
In spread spectrum communications, a method for allocating and re-allocating channelization codes to new and existing channels in a way that makes the maximum number of codes available at a given time for channels of different rates and different spreading factors. If re-allocations are not performed, a communication system employing the invention has a higher capacity than a system employing a random allocation strategy. The invention also reduces signaling overhead for re-allocations in comparison to a random allocation strategy because fewer re-allocations are necessary.

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