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its from UWB Communications,
can u say hw the orthoganality among users is achieved,(is it by giving distinct codes to each user,with each codes orthogonal 4m other)...
when signals propagate in dense multipath channels..how orthoganality wil be lost?
can u explain me..
detectors helps to detect the transmitted signal.Equalizers are used to adjust freequency response characteristic of systems...
Can any1 help me to know what are the main differences...
i want to learn about linear MMSE detection...suggest me the source references too..
i know that chip is actually code symbols or pulse...
so what is pulse duration and chip time,i have codings in which both of these have been assigned to two different values as 2ns and 1ns respectively..so any1 help me to understand the differences and significance plz...
Re: What is the difference between estimators and equalisers
first of all,thanks for reply.
Can you explain what is non-stationary signals?
i want to do frequency domain equalization for UWB signals.so cn u clarify me on your reply...
hi,
can any1 help me to find matlab codings for Frequency domain detectors 4 uwb communications short range systems.I tried in google,bt unable to find it.it would be great help if any1 help me to find tat.
i read that in UWB-IR communicatiions MODULATION RESOLUTIONS LEADS to elimination of significant multipath fading.
Can any1 help me to understand what is modulation resolution means and how wil it help to remove multipath fading.
.... help me to understand the basics concepts in UWB-IR.
how...
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