Zero correlation zone (ZCZ) sequence initial phase estimation method based on sliding window search
A technology of sliding window search and initial phase, which is applied in the field of initial phase estimation of zero-correlation zone (ZCZ) sequence based on sliding window search and initial synchronization of receiver spread spectrum sequence to reduce false alarm probability, ensure accuracy and improve efficiency Effect
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[0026] The present invention will be described in detail below with reference to the accompanying drawings and examples.
[0027] For the quasi-synchronous DS-CDMA system, the received signal is:
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[0029] Among them, P k is the power of the kth user; b k (t) is the information bit of the kth user; c k (t) is the spreading sequence of the kth user; τ k is the transmission delay of the kth user, that is, the unknown delay to be found by the synchronizer of the kth user; in the quasi-synchronous CDMA system using the ZCZ sequence as the spreading sequence, τ k A chip duration less than half of the zero-correlation window is required; ω c is the carrier frequency; is the initial carrier phase of the kth user; K is the total number of users (k=1,2,...,K).
[0030] The received signal is respectively despread through K matched filter synchronous processors, that is, the user signal is correlated and received respectively. Taking user i as an example, suppose Wh...
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