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Performance of chirp spread spectrum in wireless communication systems

Xiaowei Wang, Minrui Fei, Xin Li

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This paper analyzes the structure and modem scheme of chirp-BOK system. In additive white Gaussian noise channel, an approach of studying the performance of chirp-BOK is presented and the BER-SNR result is evidently improved compared with traditional BOK. Furthermore, the BER of multi-user chirp-BOK system is discussed.

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This paper analyzes the structure and modem scheme of chirp-BOK system. In additive white Gaussian noise channel, an approach of studying the performance of chirp-BOK is presented and the BER-SNR result is evidently improved compared with traditional BOK. Furthermore, the BER of multi-user chirp-BOK system is discussed.

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This paper analyzes the structure and modem scheme of chirp-BOK system. In additive white Gaussian noise channel, an approach of studying the performance of chirp-BOK is presented and the BER-SNR result is evidently improved compared with traditional BOK. Furthermore, the BER of multi-user chirp-BOK system is discussed.

Key concepts: Chirp, Chirp spread spectrum, Additive white Gaussian noise, Wireless, Computer science, Electronic engineering, Channel (broadcasting), White noise

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