2012
DOI: 10.1109/jlt.2012.2207091
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Uniform Cross-Correlation Modified Prime Code for Applications in Synchronous Optical CDMA Communication Systems

Abstract: In this paper we have proposed a novel Optical Code Division Multiple Access (OCDMA) prime code, hereby referred to as the "Uniform Cross-Correlation Modified Prime Code (UC-MPC)". A novel set of formulas is derived for construction of the UC-MPC. Also the correlation properties of the UC-MPC are analyzed and compared with other existing prime code families. Based on this new spreading code, we have analyzed and compared the performances of the following PPM-OCDMA systems ( i) without interference cancellation… Show more

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“…In addition, the discrete correlation function RCn1Cn2at the m th chip position for two binary sequences Cn1=C(n1,p) and Cn2=C(n2,p) is defined as : RCn1Cn2(m)=l=0L1cn1,l.cn2,(l+m) where Cn1 & Cn2{0,1}, L is the code length and | m |L1. Figures (a)–(d) show the correlation functions of all possible pairs of the code sequences for p = 5 synchronized UCMPC and T‐UCMPC.…”
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“…In addition, the discrete correlation function RCn1Cn2at the m th chip position for two binary sequences Cn1=C(n1,p) and Cn2=C(n2,p) is defined as : RCn1Cn2(m)=l=0L1cn1,l.cn2,(l+m) where Cn1 & Cn2{0,1}, L is the code length and | m |L1. Figures (a)–(d) show the correlation functions of all possible pairs of the code sequences for p = 5 synchronized UCMPC and T‐UCMPC.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…The novel T‐UCMPC is constructed based on the UCMPC, which is explained in . Table shows code and binary sequences of UCMPC over Galois Field of 3 (i.e., p = 3 ) which is obtained by using the algorithms and formulas provided in .…”
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