Browsing School of Computer and Communication Engineering (FYP) by Subject "Code division multiple access"

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    • Development of new OCDMA encoder and decoder modules 

      Farah Hayati Che Lah (Universiti Malaysia PerlisSchool of Computer and Communication Engineering, 2007-05)
      A desirable feature for future optical networks would be the ability to process information directly in the optical domain for purposes of multiplexing, demultiplexing, filtering, amplification, and correlation. Optical ...

    • High speed downlink packet access (HSDPA) 

      Nurashyiken Jamil (Universiti Malaysia PerlisSchool of Computer and Communication Engineering, 2008-04)
      The increasing demand for capacity in order to provide high data rate multimedia services in wireless environments necessitates enhanced radio transmission techniques and network protocol functionality. Such techniques ...

    • Performance of coverage in 3G Radio network 

      Mohd Zukhairi Mohd Sibaweh (Universiti Malaysia PerlisSchool of Computer and Communication Engineering, 2008-04)
      There has been an incredible growth in wireless communication technology over the past decade. The significant increment is in subscribers, traffic and data rate. The solution is the Wideband Code Division Multiple Access ...

    • W-CDMA network performance improvement using MIMO technique 

      Ainida, Alias (University Malaysia PerlisSchool of Computer and Communication Engineering, 2008-03)
      Employing multiple transmit and receive antennas, namely using multiple input multiple output (MIMO) systems, has proven to be major breakthrough in providing reliable wireless communication links. Since their invention ...

    • Wideband-code division multiple access (WCDMA) network improvement using multiple-in multiple-out (MIMO) technique 

      Khairolnizam Sulaiman (Universiti Malaysia PerlisSchool of Computer and Communication Engineering, 2008-05)
      Nowadays, Wideband Code Division Multiple Access (WCDMA) still using the conventional technique in its structure such as; “Single-In Single-Out” (SISO) technique, “Single-In Multiple-Out” (SIMO) technique, and “Multiple-In ...