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Hectoryx



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Post27 Aug 2009 3:28   

greek carrier cdma


Generally speaking, the two major points of CDMA transceiver are as following,
1, pseudo-random code sequences, like M-sequences.
2, carrier modulation and demodulation, like PSK, QPSK etc.
Our problem is that we face a baseband transmission system, which does not contain carrier. Now, we need to implement Multiple Access. Of course TDMA can be used for that, however for some reasons; we do not plan to use this method.
Instead, we plan to “spread the spectrum” by only using the pseudo-random code sequences, without the carrier modulation.
Does it sound possible?
Could this method be also named CDMA?
Please give you advice. Thanks in advance.
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Joatt



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Post27 Aug 2009 8:30   

modulation without carrier


In baseband transmission, you don't use carrier modulation/demodulation. Instead, you use line coding such as polar NRZ, differential RZ, Manchester code, etc (read more about line coding if that is a new topic to you). After the line coding, you can use CDMA or any technique you prefer for multiplexing.

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Hectoryx



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Post27 Aug 2009 9:32   

coding new line on cdma


Thanks for your reply.
The point to point transmission using line coding has been already implemented. And our task is to find a multiplexing method.
We want to use CDMA. The question is the original communication system is a baseband transmission system without carrier. However, common CDMA system contains a step which is carrier modulation. Our question is that if we do not fulfill this step and only multiply by the pseudo-random code sequences directly, does such a “CDMA” system work?
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Joatt



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Post27 Aug 2009 14:05   

Re: CDMA with out carrier modulation


CDMA is usually used in wireless systems, that are passband channels. That's why common CDMA systems contain a step which is carrier modulation. However, you are using a basedban transmission channel, so you can go without this step since the line coding is already implemented as you mentioned.

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Hectoryx



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Post30 Aug 2009 15:28   

CDMA with out carrier modulation


Thanks for your response.
Then, in a baseband transmission system, how is the efficiency of this kind of CDMA compared with CSMA/CD?

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