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From: Laron on 5 Mar 2010 20:56 Hi all, How to choose rake receiver's finger delay. One or tow fixed chips or variable, is there any principle for cdma2000? I've seen in some implementation that the fingers' delay could be quite different like 0(finger0) 14(f1) 30(f2) etc. so could we dynamic adjust these delay by some algorithm, if so, the searching will cost a lot and be quite solw? Thanks. B.R. Laron.
From: Frank_os on 6 Mar 2010 19:28 >Hi all, >How to choose rake receiver's finger delay. One or tow fixed chips or >variable, is there any principle for cdma2000? >I've seen in some implementation that the fingers' delay could be quite >different like 0(finger0) 14(f1) 30(f2) etc. so could we dynamic adjust >these delay by some algorithm, if so, the searching will cost a lot and be >quite solw? > >Thanks. >B.R. >Laron. > In CDMA, one finger is dedicated to search the dynamic delays of the other figures; other figures (3-5) are used to demodulate the CDMA signals.
From: Laron on 7 Mar 2010 20:11
>>Hi all, >>How to choose rake receiver's finger delay. One or tow fixed chips or >>variable, is there any principle for cdma2000? >>I've seen in some implementation that the fingers' delay could be quite >>different like 0(finger0) 14(f1) 30(f2) etc. so could we dynamic adjust >>these delay by some algorithm, if so, the searching will cost a lot and >be >>quite solw? >> >>Thanks. >>B.R. >>Laron. >> >In CDMA, one finger is dedicated to search the dynamic delays of the other >figures; other figures (3-5) are used to demodulate the CDMA signals. You mean we can use xcorr to find the 1st 2nd 3rd largest peak, then use these coarse delay for further demodulation? Thanks. B.R. Laron. |