4.6. Conclusions
In this chapter we introduced Carrier Interferometry to TDMA systems in the form of a novel pulse shape. The resulting CI/TDMA system is bandwidth efficient, significantly enhances performance, and has the ability to double throughput by positioning CI pulse shapes pseudo-orthogonally in time. Even when throughputs are doubled, performance still exceeds that of traditional TDMA systems. By application of the multi-carrier approach found in OFDM and MC-CDMA, and by using the pseudo-orthogonality concept that has found widespread use in DS-CDMA, TDMA systems can now benefit from significant gains in performance and throughput.
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