This thesis mainly focuses on the integration of Space-Time Block Coding (STBC) and Complementary Code based CDMA system. Our proposed integration systems have not only the merit of complementary code but also the extra advantage of diversity gain from STBC. Especially, when the different frequency channel gain has strong correlation, the complementary code will cancel most of interference. We also present a lot of improved structures for our proposed systems. We utilize special filters in receiver such as Zero-Forcing filter and Turbo Filter to assist complementary code in canceling interference.

This thesis mainly focuses on the integration of Space-Time Block Coding (STBC) and Complementary Code based CDMA system. Our proposed integration systems have not only the merit of complementary code but also the extra advantage of diversity gain from STBC. Especially, when the different frequency channel gain has strong correlation, the complementary code will cancel most of interference.

In this dissertation, we present mathematical analyses for a cellular CDMA communication system by investigating two important performance factors, the spreading code reservation periods and the cell coverage in soft handoff. First, an innovative code assignment scheme is presented by fully utilizing the characteristics of voice and data traffic. In other words, a voice terminal has higher priority to reserve a spreading code to transmit packets in multiple talk spurts, while a data terminal can only transmit packets by either employing the unassigned codes or borrowing the codes from the voice terminals during their silent periods. The code assignment scheme is then extended to analyze a priority-based CDMA system where the code reservation periods can be varied. Two performance measures, the average dropping probability for delay-sensitive traffic and the average packet delay for delay-insensitive traffic, are derived from the analytic models based on the equilibrium point analysis (EPA). Finally, for the cellular CDMA system, we study the influences of enlarging or shrinking the soft handoff coverage on the new-call blocking and the handoff-call dropping probabilities. From the mathematical analyses, we reveal that enlarging the outer cell while fixing the inner cell may significantly increase both blocking and dropping probabilities. On the other hand, if we enlarge the inner cell and fix the outer cell, the two probabilities can be reduced slightly. The impact of activating a call admission control on the proposed cellular CDMA system is also discussed.

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Gemeinsamer Workshop von Universitaetsrechenzentrum und Professur "Rechnernetze und verteilte Systeme" der Fakultaet fuer Informatik der TU Chemnitz. Workshop-Thema: Mobilitaet Technik und Anwendungsmöglichkeiten des Mobilfunkstandards der 3. Generation unter Einbeziehung von Vorgänger-, Alternativ-, sowie Nachfolgesystemen.