Simulation of Third Generation CDMA Systems - Virginia Tech
Simulation of Third Generation CDMA Systems - Virginia Tech
Simulation of Third Generation CDMA Systems - Virginia Tech
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3.9 Implementation <strong>of</strong> Pulse shaping and Gaussian Noise3.10 Rake Receiver3.11 Descrambling3.12 Despreading3.13 Transmitter3.14 Transmission through Channel and Reception at the Rake Front End3.15 Descrambling at a Rake Branch3.16 Despreading at a Rake Branch3.17 Block Diagram <strong>of</strong> the Downlink Simulator3.18 Downlink Modulation3.19 Main Interface3.20 Interface for Uplink Simulator3.21 Final Menu for the Uplink Simulator3.22a Simulator Code Structure3.22b Simulator Code Structure Continued (Uplink Simulator)3.22c Simulator Code Structure Continued (Downlink Simulator)3.23 Pr<strong>of</strong>ile <strong>of</strong> the Uplink Simulator4.1 BER vs E b /N 0 at the W<strong>CDMA</strong> Uplink for Indoor Channel.(The SpreadingFactor <strong>of</strong> the User is 32.The Number <strong>of</strong> Interferers Vary from 0 to 12)4.2 BER vs E b /N 0 at the W<strong>CDMA</strong> Uplink for Vehicular A Outdoor Channel. (TheSpreading Factor <strong>of</strong> the User is 32. The Number <strong>of</strong> Interferers Vary from 0 to12)4.3 BER vs Interferers at the W<strong>CDMA</strong> Uplink for Indoor Channel.(E b /N 0 is 12 dB)4.4 BER vs Interferers at the W<strong>CDMA</strong> Uplink for Vehicular A OutdoorChannel.(E b /N 0 is 12 dB)4.5 BER vs E b /N 0 at the W<strong>CDMA</strong> Downlink for Indoor Channel.(The SpreadingFactor <strong>of</strong> the User is 32. The Number <strong>of</strong> Interferers Vary from 0 to 12)4.6 BER vs E b /N 0 at the W<strong>CDMA</strong> Downlink for Vehicular A OutdoorChannel.(The Spreading Factor <strong>of</strong> the User is 32. The Number <strong>of</strong> InterferersVary from 0 to 12)3941424243444546484850505252535456585960616263IX