BER Performance Using Linear Phase Orthogonal Binary Codes for Multi-users Mobile Communication
Abstract Nowadays, modern wireless mobile communication systems attempt to increase the number of subscribers simultaneously, starting from the third to fifth generations. The purpose of this research is to explain the correlation between the efficiency of the multi-user communication system and lin...
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