
doi: 10.1109/26.855517
Summary: The paper deals with coding for direct-sequence code-division multiple-access (DS-CDMA) channels. A novel method for interleaver design is introduced that significantly improves the probability of error on Gaussian multiple-access channels. It is theoretically shown for a certain kind of interleaving and finite codelength that almost the complete influence of interuser interference can be eliminated. Hence, the performance of a coded DS-CDMA system comes close to transmission without interuser interference. Simulations are used to confirm the analysis.
Communication theory, convolutional codes, multiuser detection, Convolutional codes, code-division multiple-access, multiuser coding
Communication theory, convolutional codes, multiuser detection, Convolutional codes, code-division multiple-access, multiuser coding
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