Study on the SNR Gain of RAKE Demodulator

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Classic RAKE demodulator(RAKEDE), multi-carrier coherent RAKEDE and RAKEDE with two antennas are given in the paper. According to those schemes provided, the GSNR, which means the gain of signal to noise ratio (SNR), for those three kinds of RAKEDE is derived, and the closed form of the expression for GSNR of those three kinds of RAKEDE is given in the paper. Comparing with those performance evaluation methods of RAKEDE existed, the method derived in this paper on the basis of diversity reception is more usable and easy to be accept.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 971-973)

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755-759

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June 2014

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