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CDMA Technologies and Applications

An Eogogics-Mind Commerce Publication: 48 Pages, published March, 2008


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This report evaluates the CDMA technology from both the technical and operational viewpoints, including the history of the technology, current trends, and future prospects. It also analyzes the applications compliant with CDMA technology, including under-development applications. In addition, OFDM technology is evaluated, compared and contrasted with CDMA, along with the relationship between OFDM and OFDM-based 4G technologies. Finally, the report includes a comprehensive analysis for CDMA vendors, including recommendations for those vendors to grow their businesses. This report will benefit communications and RF engineers, CDMA design engineers, wireless communications vendors and service providers, any wireless technology company with applications based on CDMA, and those interested in learning more about wireless technologies.


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  1. Introduction
    • Why Wireless?
      • Types of Transmission Mediums
      • Advantages of Wireless Communication Systems
      • Low and High Frequencies
      • CDMA Modulation Technique
      • Effects in Radio Communications
        • Path Loss
        • Signal Attenuation
        • Signal Fading
    • Wireless Challenges
      • Multiple Access Techniques
        • FDMA
        • TDMA
        • TDMA vs. CDMA
        • CDMA and TDMA Trends
        • CDMA
        • Advantages of Multiple Access
        • Coverage Area
          • Line Configuration
          • Ring Configuration
          • Star Configuration
    • CDMA Principles
      • FHSS (Frequency Hopping Spread Spectrum)
      • DSSS (Direct Sequence Spread Spectrum)
      • Advantages of Spread Spectrum
        • Reduced Crosstalk Interference
        • Better Voice Quality/Data Integrity and Less Static Noise
        • Lowered Susceptibility to Multipath Fading
        • Inherent Security
        • Co-Existence
        • Longer Operating Distances
        • Hard to Detect
        • Hard to Intercept or Demodulate
        • Harder to Jam
    • CDMA Advantages
    • CDMA and GSM Networks
      • Advantages of CDMA over Other Systems
    • CDMA History
    • OFDM
      • The General Usage of OFDM
  2. CDMA Discrimination Codes.
    • Walsh Code
      • Overview
      • Walsh Code Creation
    • Short Code
    • Long Code
    • Rake Receiver
  3. Power Control
    • Why Power Control?
    • CDMA Power Control
      • Reverse Open Loop Power Control
      • Reverse Closed Loop Power Control
      • Reverse Outer Loop Power Control
      • Forward Traffic Channel Power Control
  4. 4G new standards
    • Objectives of the Fourth Generation
    • The Shift from 3G toward 4G
    • Spread Spectrum as a 4G Standard
    • OFDMA as 4G Standard
    • 802.11n as 4G Standard
    • 802.16 As 4G Standard
      • WiMAX Applications
      • How WiMAX Works
      • WiMAX Modulation Schemes
        • Scalable OFDMA (SOFDMA)
        • Turbo Coding
        • Low Density Parity Check
      • Adaptive Antenna Systems (AAS)
  5. The Future of CDMA and Spread Spectrum
    • What is the CDMA Replacement?
  6. The Future of Mobile Vendors
    • Meeting Market Growth
    • Wireless Systems Future
    • Increased Competition in the New Standards
  7. References

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