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An Interference-Tolerant Synchronization Scheme for Wireless Communication Systems Based on Direct Sequence Spread Spectrum

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In this paper, an interference-tolerant three-level synchronization scheme for wireless communication systems based on Direct Sequence Spread Spectrum (DSSS) is presented. Although the proposed synchronization scheme is demonstrated in a… Click to show full abstract

In this paper, an interference-tolerant three-level synchronization scheme for wireless communication systems based on Direct Sequence Spread Spectrum (DSSS) is presented. Although the proposed synchronization scheme is demonstrated in a mixed signal IC solution, it is exportable to fully digital realizations. The proposed technique synchronizes the received pseudo-random sequence (PRS) modulated signal with the receiver (RX) reference PRS by making use of its autocorrelation properties. The proposed scheme employs 3 levels that make the proposed scheme tolerant to strong in-band interferences. Experimental results for the prototype demonstrate the capabilities of the proposed approach to achieve over 50% of clock cycle tracking even in the presence of interferences with a power of 5dB higher than the desired signal power. Fabricated in a mainstream 40nm CMOS technology, the synchronization scheme employs 100MHz PRS at TX and RX; the proposed solution consumes 18.7mW power and around 0.087mm2 silicon area.

Keywords: interference tolerant; scheme wireless; sequence; synchronization scheme; scheme

Journal Title: IEEE Transactions on Circuits and Systems I: Regular Papers
Year Published: 2022

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