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MC-CDMA performance evaluation over a multipath fading channel using the characteristic function method

Smida et al., 2002

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12880431346733118761
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Smida B
Despins C
Delisle G
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IEEE Transactions on Communications

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This letter presents an efficient and accurate performance evaluation method for binary MC- CDMA systems with deterministic signature sequences. This method is based on a formulation of the characteristic function, and does not resort to any assumption on the …
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