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Bit Asynchronous example

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Figure 2.2: A two user system with spreading gain L=6 and observation interval 2T at n=0. The users are bit asynchronous but chip synchronous. Notice how three bits from each user, tex2html_wrap_inline1200, tex2html_wrap_inline1202, and tex2html_wrap_inline1204, affect the observation interval

In the system described by figure 2.2, there are two bit asynchronous users with spreading gain of L=6. So define,

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From the figure, we can see that each user has three contributing bits over the observation period. We would like to demodulate user one, so tex2html_wrap_inline1278. For user 1 we have,
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and for user 2 we havetex2html_wrap_inline1286,
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So the received vector over interval n=0 is

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Thu Dec 17 13:13:15 EST 1998