Ks. Kim et al., ANALYSIS AND PERFORMANCE COMPARISON OF THE TRELLIS-CODED AND CONVOLUTIONAL CODED DS SSMA SYSTEMS IN IMPULSIVE NOISE ENVIRONMENT/, IEE proceedings. Communications, 145(4), 1998, pp. 283-287
The authors investigate the performance of two types of direct-sequenc
e spread-spectrum multiple-access (DS/SSMA) systems in an impulsive no
ise, Rician fading environment. It is observed that it is possible to
get some coding gain over uncoded systems except at low SNR and that a
dditional coding gain can be obtained by using optimum asymmetric TCM.
It is also shown that the performance of the DS/SSMA systems degrades
more as the noise becomes more impulsive.