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Investigation of enhanced double weight code in point to point access networks
Authors
Maitham Al-Alyawy
Al Aboud Wahed Al-Isawi
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Saad H. Al-Isawi
Hesham A. Bakarman
W. Y. Chong
Ali Z. Ghazi Zahid
Feras N. Hasoon
Ali H. Mezher
M. H. Mezher
Hala Musawy
Hussein A. Rasool
Sahbudin Shaari
Jaber K. Taher
S. T. Yousif
R. Zakaria
Publication date
17 June 2020
Publisher
Edith Cowan University, Research Online, Perth, Western Australia
Abstract
© 2020 Published under licence by IOP Publishing Ltd. In this paper, an investigation and evaluation to enhanced double weight (EDW) code is performed, a new technique for code structuring and building using modified arithmetical model has been given for the code in place of employing previous technique based on Trial Inspections. Innovative design has been employed for the code into P2P networks using diverse weighted EDW code to be fitting into optical CDMA relevance applications. A new developed relation for EDW code is presented, the relation is based on studying and experimenting the effect of input transmission power with code weight, and the relation developed using numerical analysis method. This relation makes the estimation for the system input power needed more efficient. The results of the code has been explained by eye diagram and parametric illustrations from the simulated results. The result shows a magnificent performance of the code during high number of users and weight. On the other hand, the relation developed for power measurement helps to prevent power loss and consumption
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