IEEE Trans. Veh. Technol.
 2019
DOI: 10.1109/tvt.2019.2905530
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Evaluation of Synchronized SS-CDMA for QZSS Safety Confirmation System

Suguru Kameda
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Akinori Taira
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Y. Miyake
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“…Spread spectrum (SS) signals are widely used for the transmission of digital information in satellite and underwater mobile communication systems [1,2]. Besides the various applications in communication systems, SS signals are also used in radar and navigation [3].…”
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Adequate spreading codes to reduce MAI in quasi‐synchronous MC‐DS‐CDMA system

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“…Spread spectrum (SS) signals are widely used for the transmission of digital information in satellite and underwater mobile communication systems [1,2]. Besides the various applications in communication systems, SS signals are also used in radar and navigation [3].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%

Adequate spreading codes to reduce MAI in quasi‐synchronous MC‐DS‐CDMA system

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A novel integrated signal structure of satellite navigation and communication system with plug-and-play capability

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A signal optimization strategy for next generation navigation and communication integration applications

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