Abstract
The use of antenna diversity is investigated for improving the parallel acquisition performance of a direct-sequence spread-spectrum signal in both flat and frequency-selective fading channels. Noncoherent combining techniques are analyzed because coherent diversity techniques, such as maximal ratio combining, cannot be employed prior to initial acquisition. A major application of this work is to cellular communications.
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