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In this paper,we propose a new linear multiuser receiver for synchronous code-division multiple-access (CDMA) systems,referred to as the orthogonal multiuser(OMU) receiver.Unlike the linear minimum mean-squared error(MMSE) receiver,the OMU receiver depends only on the signature vectors and does not require knowledge of the received amplitudes or the channel signal-to-noise ratio(SNR).Here we develop methods that construct an optimal set of vectors with a specified inner product structure,from a given set of vectors in a complex Hilbert space.The optimal vectors are chosen to minimize the sum of the squared norms of the errors between the constructed vectors and the given vectors.An algorithm has been developed using the principles of quantum parameters and some of its axioms and constraints.In place of the classical matched filter(MF) receiver we propose a modified receiver.This approach assumes that improving the accuracy will necessarily result in im- proved performance.The simulation results provided here suggests that in certain cases the OMU and POMU receivers can significantly increase the probability of correct detection with low error rate over the MF receiver.
In this paper, we propose a new linear multiuser receiver for synchronous code-division multiple-access (CDMA) systems, referred to as an orthogonal multiuser (OMU) receiver.Unlike the linear minimum mean- squared error receiver depends only on the signature vectors and does not require knowledge of the received amplitudes or the channel signal-to-noise ratio (SNR). Here we develop methods that construct an optimal set of vectors with a specified inner product structure, from a given set of vectors in a complex Hilbert space. the optimal vectors are chosen to minimize the sum of the squared norms of the errors between the constructed vectors and the given vectors. Ann algorithm has been developed using the principles of quantum parameters and some of its axioms and constraints.In place of the classical matched filter (MF) receiver we propose a modified receiver. This approach assumes that trying to improve the accuracy will necessarily result in im- proved performance. The simulatio n results provided here suggests that in certain cases of OMU and POMU receivers can significantly increase the probability of correct detection with low error rate over the MF receiver.