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Multi-Carrier andSpread SpectrumSystemsFrom OFDM and MC-CDMA to LTE andWiMAXSecond EditionK. FazelEricsson GmbH, GermanyandS. KaiserDOCOMO Communications Laboratories Europe GmbH, GermanyA John Wiley and Sons, Ltd, Publication
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Page 21 and 22: IntroductionThe main feature of the
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Page 25 and 26: Introduction 5Table 3Main parameter
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Multi-Carrier Transmission 33When I
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Multi-Carrier Transmission 35- Loss
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Spread Spectrum Techniques 37- Mult
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Spread Spectrum Techniques 39The pr
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Spread Spectrum Techniques 41Integr
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Spread Spectrum Techniques 43User #
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Spread Spectrum Techniques 45multi-
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Multi-Carrier Spread Spectrum 47Rul
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Multi-Carrier Spread Spectrum 49nar
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References 51[2] Adachi F., Sawahas
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56 MC-CDMA and MC-DS-CDMAS 0(k)d (k
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58 MC-CDMA and MC-DS-CDMA2.1.4 Spre
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60 MC-CDMA and MC-DS-CDMAZadoff-Chu
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62 MC-CDMA and MC-DS-CDMA1D spreadi
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64 MC-CDMA and MC-DS-CDMA2.1.5 Dete
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66 MC-CDMA and MC-DS-CDMAEGC is the
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68 MC-CDMA and MC-DS-CDMAMaximum Li
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70 MC-CDMA and MC-DS-CDMAinitial de
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72 MC-CDMA and MC-DS-CDMA2.1.6 Pre-
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74 MC-CDMA and MC-DS-CDMAEqual Gain
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76 MC-CDMA and MC-DS-CDMA2.1.7.3 Co
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78 MC-CDMA and MC-DS-CDMAThe channe
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80 MC-CDMA and MC-DS-CDMASince the
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96 MC-CDMA and MC-DS-CDMAThe nth su
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98 MC-CDMA and MC-DS-CDMAModified M
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102 MC-CDMA and MC-DS-CDMA[27] Kais
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3Hybrid Multiple Access Schemes3.1
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Multi-Carrier FDMA 1073.2 Multi-Car
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Multi-Carrier FDMA 109user 0FECMapp
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Multi-Carrier FDMA 111Rectangularsh
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Multi-Carrier FDMA 113It should be
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Multi-Carrier FDMA 115represents on
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Multi-Carrier FDMA 117T s ′= QTTd
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Multi-Carrier TDMA 119DFTSubcarrier
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Ultra Wideband Systems 121to a sing
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Synch.Synch.Comparison of Hybrid Mu
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References 12510 010 −1SS-MC-MA,
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216 ApplicationsTable 5-1 Examples
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218 ApplicationsFirst, concrete exa
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220 ApplicationsLTECore networkWCDM
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222 ApplicationsCSI, etc.ACK/NACKHA
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224 Applications10 msRadio frame (=
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226 Applicationsdata symbolPilot gr
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228 ApplicationsDFTSub-carrierMappi
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230 Applications1 uplink resource b
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232 ApplicationsSub-frames#1 #1010
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234 ApplicationsTable 5-5 LTE (E-UT
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236 ApplicationsTable 5-8 Downlink
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238 ApplicationsTable 5-15 Uplink L
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240 Applications• System Profiles
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242 ApplicationsWiMAX(2 - 11 GHz)Ce
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244 Applicationsto the base station
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246 ApplicationsTransmit, Tx-CSHigh
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248 ApplicationsTable 5-17Applicati
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250 ApplicationsNote that for the u
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252 ApplicationsBS-TxNon acquisitio
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254 ApplicationsTxMACPDUScramblingF
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256 ApplicationsTotal bandwidth (be
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260 ApplicationsSub-carriers (frequ
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262 ApplicationsTable 5-26(OFDM)FEC
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264 ApplicationsM-QAMMapping−s *
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268 ApplicationsIFFTD/ARFM-QAMMappi
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278 ApplicationsRadio link paramete
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284 ApplicationsMTMTMTFigure 5-50WL
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286 Applicationsrange of 1/2 up to
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288 ApplicationsTable 5-49 Minimum
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290 Applicationssignal while the ti
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292 ApplicationsDVB-RCT channel ban
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294 ApplicationsTable 5-53 Transmis
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296 ApplicationsTable 5-57 Net bit
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298 Applications[9] 3GPP (TS 36.803
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6Additional Techniquesfor Capacity
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MIMO Overview 303From the above gen
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MIMO Overview 305SinglestreamSpace-
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MIMO Overview 3076.2.2.2 Space-Time
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Software-Defined Radio 3310.10.011T
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Software-Defined Radio 333A softwar
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Software-Defined Radio 335- multi-f
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References 337signal dynamic, may a
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Definitions, Abbreviations,and Symb
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Definitions 341Point to multi-point
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Abbreviations 343C/(N+I)CODITCOSTCP
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Abbreviations 345ISIISMISOJDJTCKEKL
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Abbreviations 347RNCRRCRSRxSAIDSAPS
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Symbolsa (k)a (k)a pb (k)b (k)BB sc
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Symbols 351ssymbol vector before OF
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354 IndexChannel state information
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356 IndexLine of sight (LOS) 16, 18
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358 IndexProduct codes 180-181Profi
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360 IndexWireless LAN (continued)MA
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