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Two-stage Wiener filter based cancellation receivers for DS-CDMA

Michael Christoph Gastpar
1996
Journal paper

Abstract

The authors present the two-stage Wiener filter based cancellation receiver for DS-CDMA, i.e. a receiver using Wiener filters to regenerate the interferers and to make the final despreading. Theoretical calculation as well as simulation results will show that the two-stage Wiener filter performs considerably better than any other two-stage receiver.

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