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System Overview: The Broadband CDMA Downlink, reductions in implementation complexity, makes it the multiple access strategy of choice for the broadband downlink. It will become readily apparent that there is a tremendous amount of interdependency between the various parameters in the link design; it is the goal of this chapter not only to des

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Broadband RF Transmission and Modulation,ted to the RF pass-band for transmission. Specifically, the 4 parallel outputs of the modulator integrated circuit must be multiplexed back into a 256 MHz serial stream, passed through a state-of-the-art 10 bit ECL D/A converter, and then modulated to a carrier frequency by a 1024 MHz carrier. In th

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The Receiver: Analog RF Front-End, is the greatest barrier that needs to be surmounted if the vision of a broadband wireless terminal is to be achieved. As an architectural issue, one major design goal is that the analog hardware be simplified as much as possible; since the carrier frequencies are above 1 GHz, the complexity and dif

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The Receiver: Baseband Spread-Spectrum Digital Signal Processor,of the receiver’s analog front-end, two 4-bit, 128 MHz interleaved streams are emitted: the only processing that has been done so far is to bring the signal to baseband, and A/D converting it into a digital stream. Even beyond sheer data recovery, the issues of timing recovery and carrier frequency

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The Matched-Filter Correlator,ed filter correlator. In a more general light, next-generation digital communications systems will increasingly rely on digital signal processing, given the rapid advances in silicon CMOS scaling and computational capability possible in a single custom integrated circuit. Likewise, it is also possib