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A Novel IBF and Its Application in Ultra-Wideband Systems

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This paper proposes a new interleaving rule, with which a new IBF (IBF, intertwined bridge function) is generated. Not only does the new intertwined bridge function have a zero correlation zone, but also its cross-correlation performance is ideal. An ultra-wideband system is introduced, which uses the intertwined bridge functions as the spreading code. The sequence of interleaved bridge function with zero autocorrelation bridge area and zero cross-correlation zones can better reduce multiple access interference and multipath interference. It is shown by the simulation results that the ultra-wideband systems using the interleaved bridge function as the spreading sequence have better error rate performance.

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This paper is supported by the Science & Technology Plan Projects of Changchun city (No. 2013023) and the National Key Basic Research Program of China (973 Program: No. 2015CB453000).

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Yu, Y., Gao, K. A Novel IBF and Its Application in Ultra-Wideband Systems. Wireless Pers Commun 84, 2289–2305 (2015). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11277-015-2539-3

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