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What is the relation between the number of senders and walsh code in CDMA code ?

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I am doing a project about CDMA. and i meet some problems which are as follows: what is the specific relation between the number of senders and the number of walsh code? I know the ideal situation is that these two numbers should be the same. However, I heard the fact that the number of code should be less than the number of senders which send the data at the same time. I need to know this kind of relationship. Is there a forum? Thanks a lot~
 

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shuoqin said:
I am doing a project about CDMA. and i meet some problems which are as follows: what is the specific relation between the number of senders and the number of walsh code? I know the ideal situation is that these two numbers should be the same. However, I heard the fact that the number of code should be less than the number of senders which send the data at the same time. I need to know this kind of relationship. Is there a forum? Thanks a lot~


shuoqin said:
I am doing a project about CDMA. and i meet some problems which are as follows: what is the specific relation between the number of senders and the number of walsh code? [/color]

The no. of "senders" (users) is equal to the length of the Walsh code

shuoqin said:
I know the ideal situation is that these two numbers should be the same. However, I heard the fact that the number of code should be less than the number of senders which send the data at the same time. I need to know this kind of relationship. Is there a forum? Thanks a lot~

Its not the ideal one, this is what you need to have for simultaneous transmission.

shuoqin said:
Is there a forum? Thanks a lot~

well THIS is a forum, so the answer is Yes

shuoqin said:
Thanks a lot~


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