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CDMA with out carrier modulation

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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.
 

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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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?
Best Regards.
 

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

Best Regards.


what do you mean by CSMA/CD?
 

Aya2002 said:
what do you mean by CSMA/CD?

That would be: Carrier Sense Multiple Access/Collision Detection. It is a technique used in the multiple access networks such in the bus topology where multiple computers share a common channel. Before sending data a signal (carrier) is sensed in the channel, if the channel is busy an exponential backoff strayegy is used, otherwise, if the channel is idle, the transmission takes place.
 

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