Spread spectrum communicatoion system and non-centre wireless network for implementing CDMA by single different phase sequence of spread spectrum code

A communication system and code division multiple access technology, applied in the field of spread spectrum communication systems, can solve the problems of impossibility of dynamic code allocation, unresolved problems of hidden terminals and exposed terminals, practical implementation difficulties, etc.

Inactive Publication Date: 2006-01-11
SHANGHAI UNIV
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As mentioned earlier, this is difficult to implement in practice
[0015] (2) Due to the mobility of decentralized wireless networks, collisions between public channels and data channels are still inevitable
[0016] (3) The selection of the channel for sending data is selected by the source node without referring to the status of each channel in the channel state table of the destination node, that is, if the channel selected by the source node is busy at the destination node, it will inevitably lead to a connection error. Failed t...

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[0073] A preferred example of the present invention is described in detail as follows in conjunction with accompanying drawing:

[0074] Figure 5 Represents a centerless wireless network that implements code division multiple access with different phase sequences of a single spreading code. A and B, C and D are adjacent nodes and communicate with each other. H and E are adjacent nodes of A, but they are idle and have no data to send. Except for H, B, E, other nodes are outside the coverage area of ​​node A, and cannot directly receive the data packets sent by node A, and can only be forwarded by other nodes, such as figure 1 In the instance of B, it can be forwarded to O node. In a general decentralized wireless network, E and F in the figure cannot communicate at the same time. In the present invention, E and F can communicate on different channels at the same time.

[0075] Figure 6 Shown is a block diagram of the spread spectrum communication system of a node. The ...

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This invention discloses a spread spectrum communication system and a centerless wireless network applying different phase sequences of a single spread spectrum code to realize CDMA. Said system includes a satellite receive clock pick-up unit, a clock synchronous unit, a control time-slot generation unit, a match unit a related multipath selection unit, a demodulation unit, a control process unit, a PN code set generator, a code multipath selection unit, a spread spectrum modulation unit and a duplexer, among which, the clock receive unit receives wireless signals for the system, and picks up clocks for the system, the clock synchronous unit generates code slice clock pulses synchronized to the data clock, the match receive unit receives wireless signals to generate multipath matched signals, the related multipath selection unit selects related values in an assigned time slot to be output to the demodulation unit, which finishes the demodulation of the information carried by related peaks, the control unit fetches the related data values in the assigned time slots to deal with data in a period and judge the pulse levels of related peaks and selects suitable phase sequences as the spread spectrum codes for emit signals based on the channel used situation or selects phase sequence as the local spread spectrum code used in the reception.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a spread-spectrum communication system that uses a code set composed of different phase sequences of a single spread-spectrum code to realize code division multiple access. This spread-spectrum communication system can be applied to wireless networks, and is especially suitable for multiple mobile A wireless mobile communication network composed of nodes. Background technique [0002] There are two types of wireless networks using spread spectrum technology: one is a wireless network with a center, such as a CDMA mobile communication system, each mobile station is responsible for the dynamic allocation of spread spectrum codes (that is, channel allocation) by the base station, even if two mobile stations In a cell, the communication between them must also be forwarded by the base station; the other type is a wireless network without a center, such as a wireless ad hoc network (wireless Ad Hoc network) and a wireless sensor netw...

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IPC IPC(8): H04B1/707H04J13/04H04J13/00H04J13/10
CPCH04B1/7075H04J13/10H04B1/7115H04B7/2693
Inventor 陈西豪陈惠民
Owner SHANGHAI UNIV
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