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Satellite Personal Communications for Future-generation Systems

Abstract

In line with the efforts of ITU to provide global recommendations for IMT-2000, WG3 activities addressed in particular to the W-CDMA approach. The choice of CDMA for the third generation wireless communications is attractive because of its potential capacities to support universal frequency reuse, variable rate heterogeneous traffic and the possibility to use classical time diversity techniques together with Multiuser Detection (MUD) to contrast multipath fading effects.

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