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ECTE465 / ECTE965 - Wireless Communications

Tutorial for Week 5s lecture August 23, 2007


1. For the orthogonal chip sequences v1 = {+1, 1, +1, 1} and v2 = {+1, 1, 1, +1}, apply CDMA modulation to the data bit sequence 01101 to generate the encode sequence s1 and 11111 to generate s2 . (a) Show that if these sequences are added together with with the weights s = s1 3 s2 the original data can be recovered using a cross-correlation operation (possibly inverted). (b) If s is displaced by one (chip) bit period, what is the result of the cross-correlations? You can shue bit 15 back to bit zero (or zero pad - the results should be similar). 2. Derive an expression for the amplitude of a standing wave resulting from a discontinuity with purely real reection coecient if the incident wave is of the form V (x, t) = V0 sin(t kx) 3. Derive an expression for the path loss in dB from the expression for received signal power which takes into account the medium and polarisation losses.

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