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An Optimum Two-stage Partial Parallel Interference Canceller for CDMA Systems

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Parallel interference cancellation (PIC) is considered as an effective yet simple detector for multiuser communications in direct-sequence code division multiple access (DS-CDMA) systems. However, the system performance may be deteriorated due to unreliable interference estimate in early canceling stages. Thus the partial cancellation factor (PCF) is introduced to control the interference canceling level resulting in the partial PIC approach. In this project, we propose a method deriving a closed-form solution for the optimum PCF in a two-stage partial PIC receiver. Our results apply to either power balanced or unbalanced, synchronous or asynchronous systems. Simulation results show that our theoretical optimal PCF values are close to the empirical ones. Also, the optimal two-stage partial PIC even outperforms a three-stage full PIC. Keyword: parallel interference cancellation, partial cancellation factor, CDMA. II. 計畫緣由與目的 Direct-sequence code-division multiple

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Parallel interference cancellation (PIC) is considered as an effective yet simple detector for multiuser communications in direct-sequence code division multiple access (DS-CDMA) systems. However, the system performance may be deteriorated due to unreliable interference estimate in early canceling stages. Thus the partial cancellation factor (PCF) is introduced to control the interference canceling level resulting in the partial PIC approach. In this project, we propose a method deriving a closed-form solution for the optimum PCF in a two-stage partial PIC receiver. Our results apply to either power balanced or unbalanced, synchronous or asynchronous systems. Simulation results show that our theoretical optimal PCF values are close to the empirical ones. Also, the optimal two-stage partial PIC even outperforms a three-stage full PIC. Keyword: parallel interference cancellation, partial cancellation factor, CDMA. II. 計畫緣由與目的 Direct-sequence code-division multiple

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Parallel interference cancellation (PIC) is considered as an effective yet simple detector for multiuser communications in direct-sequence code division multiple access (DS-CDMA) systems. However, the system performance may be deteriorated due to unreliable interference estimate in early canceling stages. Thus the partial cancellation factor (PCF) is introduced to control the interference canceling level resulting in the partial PIC approach. In this project, we propose a method deriving a closed-form solution for the optimum PCF in a two-stage partial PIC receiver. Our results apply to either power balanced or unbalanced, synchronous or asynchronous systems. Simulation results show that our theoretical optimal PCF values are close to the empirical ones. Also, the optimal two-stage partial PIC even outperforms a three-stage full PIC. Keyword: parallel interference cancellation, partial cancellation factor, CDMA. II. 計畫緣由與目的 Direct-sequence code-division multiple

Key concepts: Single antenna interference cancellation, Code division multiple access, Asynchronous communication, Interference (communication), Computer science, Code (set theory), Sequence (biology), Simple (philosophy)

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