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Performance Evaluation of Access Channel Slot Acquisition in Cellular DS/CDMA Reverse Link

In this paper, we consider the acquisition performance of an IS‐95 reverse link access channel slot as a function of system design parameters such as postdetection integration length and the number of access channel message block repetitions. The uncertainty region of the reverse link spreading codes compared to that of forward link is very small, since the uncertainty region of the reverse link is determined by a cell radius. Thus, the parallel acquisition technique in the reverse link is more efficient than a serial acquisition technique in terms of implementation and of acquisition time. The parallel acquisition is achieved by a bank of N parallel l/Q noncoherent correlators. The output characteristics of an l/Q noncoherent correlator are analyzed for band‐limited noise and the Rayleigh fast fading channel. The detection probability is derived for multiple correct code‐phase offsets and multipath fading. The probability of no message error is derived when rake combining, access channel message block combining, and Viterbi decoding are applied. Numerical results provide the acquisition performance for system design parameters such as postdetection integration length and number of access channel message block repetitions in case of a random access on a mobile station.