Abstract
This paper studies the correlation property and the spectral density of the binary spatiotemporal chaotic sequences that are generated by the one-way coupled map lattice. The results show that this kind of chaotic sequences possesses excellent randomlike property and could be used directly in the spread spectrum multiple access (SSMA) communications. The multiple access interference in the additional white Gaussian noise background is then analyzed, and the corresponding formulas are presented. The simulation and computation results indicate that the communication system adopting such spreading sequences possesses as good performance as the one employing Gold sequences. But the former has larger capacity and higher complexity. Therefore, the binary spatiotemporal chaotic sequences are good candidates for the spreading sequences in SSMA communications.
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