Transmitting/receiving apparatus using a plurality of spreading codes
CA 2201550 C · Owner: Hiramatsu, Katsuhiko · Inventors: Hiramatsu, Katsuhiko
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Transmitting/receiving apparatuses are installed in a base station and a mobile station respectively, to perform mutual transmission and reception by using a plurality of spreading codes. The transmitting/receiving apparatus installed in the base station has a block for designating to the mobile station the kind and the number of spreading codes used in a reverse link from the mobile station to the base station through a forward link at the time that communication with the mobile station is started. The transmitting/receiving apparatus installed in the mobile station has a block for transmitting a signal to the base station by using spreading codes of the designated kind and number. The …
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