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    The document describes the goals and implementation of a digital acoustic communication system using Code Division Multiple Access (CDMA). The system aims to work reliably in a multipath environment and allow different coding gains to illustrate the tradeoff between data rate and robustness. Key aspects discussed include spreading the signal by multiplying it with a unique pseudorandom code, using BPSK modulation, choosing a carrier frequency, and the overall system design including transmission, channel effects, and reception. Results showed maximum bit rates of 1000 bits/s in Matlab and 500 bits/s on a DSP. Possible improvements are also outlined.

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    The document describes the goals and implementation of a digital acoustic communication system using Code Division Multiple Access (CDMA). The system aims to work reliably in a multipath environment and allow different coding gains to illustrate the tradeoff between data rate and robustness. Key aspects discussed include spreading the signal by multiplying it with a unique pseudorandom code, using BPSK modulation, choosing a carrier frequency, and the overall system design including transmission, channel effects, and reception. Results showed maximum bit rates of 1000 bits/s in Matlab and 500 bits/s on a DSP. Possible improvements are also outlined.

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    CD Ma

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    The document describes the goals and implementation of a digital acoustic communication system using Code Division Multiple Access (CDMA). The system aims to work reliably in a multipath environment and allow different coding gains to illustrate the tradeoff between data rate and robustness. Key aspects discussed include spreading the signal by multiplying it with a unique pseudorandom code, using BPSK modulation, choosing a carrier frequency, and the overall system design including transmission, channel effects, and reception. Results showed maximum bit rates of 1000 bits/s in Matlab and 500 bits/s on a DSP. Possible improvements are also outlined.

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    CDMA COMMUNICATION SYSTEM

    Signaler, Sensorer & System

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    2E1366 Project Course in Signal Processing and Digital Communication 1

    Project Organisation

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    2E1366 Project Course in Signal Processing and Digital Communication 2

    Project Goals

    Implementation of a real-time digital acoustic communication system using CDMA. The system should work reliably in a multipath environment. The system should allow for different coding gain to illustrate the trade-off between data rate and robustness to interference.
    2E1366 Project Course in Signal Processing and Digital Communication 3

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    What is CDMA?
    Code Division Multiple Access

    Multiple users utilizing the same bandwidth Each user is allocated a unique code sequence Robust towards interference

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    2E1366 Project Course in Signal Processing and Digital Communication 4

    Spreading the Signal


    c(t) +1 PN signal -1 Data signal v(t) +1 -1 Product signal v(t)c(t) +1 -1 t t t

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    2E1366 Project Course in Signal Processing and Digital Communication 5

    Spreading Effects on Interference


    f

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    2E1366 Project Course in Signal Processing and Digital Communication 6

    BPSK Modulation
    Why Choose BPSK?
    Easy Well

    to implement suited for CDMA

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    2E1366 Project Course in Signal Processing and Digital Communication 7

    Choise of Carrier Frequency


    White noise Ambiance

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    2E1366 Project Course in Signal Processing and Digital Communication 8

    Communication System
    cos2tfc/fs PN p(n) h(n) n(n) r(n) Lt

    Transmitter 2cos2tfc/fs

    Channel

    g(n)

    L1

    Eq

    PN

    Det.

    Receiver

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    2E1366 Project Course in Signal Processing and Digital Communication 9

    Results

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    2E1366 Project Course in Signal Processing and Digital Communication 10

    Results

    Maximum transmitted chip rate: Matlab 8000 chip/s DSP 4000 chip/s Maximum transmitted information bit rate: Matlab 1000 bits/s DSP 500 bits/s

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    2E1366 Project Course in Signal Processing and Digital Communication 11

    Possible Improvments
    Decision

    on each chip Multiple user implementation Using old equalizer coefficients to equalize the training sequence before synchronization

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    2E1366 Project Course in Signal Processing and Digital Communication 12

    User Interface

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    2E1366 Project Course in Signal Processing and Digital Communication 13

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