Design of pseudo-random spreading sequences for CDMA systems
Jian Ren, Tongtong Li · 2005
Pseudo-random sequences with good correlation properties and large linear complexity are widely used in code-division multiple-access (CDMA) communication systems and cryptology for reliable and secure information transmission. In this paper sequences with long period, large complexity, balance statistics and low correlation properties are constructed from addition of m-sequences with pairwise-prime periods (AMPP). Using m-sequences as building blocks, the proposed method proved to be an efficient and flexible approach to construct long period pseudo-random sequences with desirable properties from short period sequences. Applying the proposed method to two Gold sequences, a signal set ((2/sup n/ - 1) (2/sup m/ - 1), (2/sup n/ + 1)(2/sup m/ + 1), (2/sup (n+1)/2/ + 1)(2/sup (m+1)/2/ + 1)) is constructed.