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A Performance Analysis of Novel Approach for Limited Multiuser Detection Technique Using Multisub of Correlation Factor for DS- CDMA System

...the performance analysis of the novel concept of limited Multiuser Detection (MUD) for Direct Sequence Code Division Multiple Accesses (DS- CDMA). The novel concept uses... Read more

Dec 23, 2009

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Turbo-Code Division Multiple Access: Capacity Enhancement of Mobile Satellite Systems Using Narrowband Multiuser Detection

...novel receiver architecture using narrowband multiuser detection to enhance the performance of... Read more

Dec 16, 2009

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