Rank-2-Optimal Adaptive Design of Binary Spreading Codes |
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Authors: | Karystinos GN Pados DA |
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Affiliation: | Tech.Univ.of Crete, Chania; |
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Abstract: | Over the real/complex field, the spreading code that maximizes the signal-to-interference-plus-noise ratio (SINR) at the output of the maximum-SINR linear filter is the minimum-eigenvalue eigenvector of the interference autocovariance matrix. In the context of binary spreading codes, the maximization problem is NP-hard with complexity exponential in the code length. A new method for the optimization of binary spreading codes under a rank-2 approximation of the inverse interference autocovariance matrix is presented where the rank-2-optimal binary code is obtained in lower than quadratic complexity. Significant SINR performance improvement is demonstrated over the common binary hard-limited eigenvector design which is shown to be equivalent to the rank-1-optimal solution. |
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