Friday, 17 March 2017

communication - How in CDMA mobiles receiver gets unique code to decode its respective signal?


Transmitted data in CDMA mobile is encoded with a random code. Receiver requires this random code to decode data from the received signal.


From where the receiver will get this random code?




Answer



The code is statistically random but it is not secret. In fact, it's chosen to not conflict with another code on the same frequency. Both ends know the code--it's part of the notion of "channel number". This code sequence stuff is common and you will find the same thing in GPS, and even modems. Sometimes it is called "scrambling".


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