Thanks, Ed. I figured the PSK’s would work. Do you think the +1/-1 codes used
in CDMA have anything to do with PSK? If I could somehow send them into a coil
as voltages at a high rate, would it make an intelligible signal? I’m guessing
it wouldn’t, which leads me to believe that the +1/-1 codes are just for
demonstration purposes and in reality you just transmit your spreaded (repeated
and XOR-ed bits) as ordinary PSK.
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From: Ed Criscuolo
Sent: Tuesday, March 8, 2016 6:11 PM
To: Henry Barton
NASA successfully uses BPSK, QPSK and OQPSK (offset QPSK)
with CDMA DSSS on its TDRS satellites. For historical reasons,
they don't use differential coding, but it makes the demod much
harder.
@(^.^)@ Ed
On 3/8/16 11:18 AM, Henry Barton wrote:
> As you know, I’ve written a baseband DSSS modulator and demodulator.
> I’ve got the waveform samples, but I know I need a modulation scheme to
> actually send it through the air. I’ve heard somewhere that OFDM can be
> used for CDMA DSSS, and also 4-qam/QPSK. Can anyone tell me what
> modulation schemes are appropriate for CDMA DSSS so multiple
> transmitters can coexist like they’re supposed to? Thanks.
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