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The CDMA receiver system in an IS-98-A standard

Posted: 01 Jul 2000 ?? ?

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Keywords:cdma? is-95? is-98-a? direct-sequence spread spectrum (ds-ss)? 3g wireless?

Reciprocal mixing, cross-modulation, spurious response and other RF issues should be considered carefully in the design of a CDMA receiver. The paper offers a derivation of essential specifications, block- and front-end level, for the receiver section of a CDMA handset.

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What does CDMA stand for?
CDMA stands for code division multiple access, a form of multiplexing and a method of multiple access that divides up a radio channel by using pseudo-random code sequences for each user. It also refers to a digital cellular technology that uses multiple access scheme. Applications include communications and navigation systems.

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