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has been cited by the following article:

• TITLE: Two-Dwell Synchronization Techniques and Mimo Systems for Performance Improvements of 3G Mobile Communications

  AUTHORS: F. BENEDETTO, G. GIUNTA

  KEYWORDS: Initial Code Acquisition and Synchronization, MIMO Systems, Probability Tests, Sptio-Temporal

  JOURNAL NAME: International Journal of Communications, Network and System Sciences, Vol.2 No.6, September 22, 2009

  ABSTRACT: This paper considers the case of smart antennas and multiple inputs multiple outputs (MIMO) systems, suited for the radio access of 3G mobile communications, involving two-dimensional spatio-temporal signal processing and two-dwell procedures. The main novelty of our work is twofold: first, a two-dwell acquisition technique is here performed to save the mean acquisition time versus one-dwell acquisition techniques; sec-ond, the searching procedure is driven from the estimates of the local signal-to-interference-plus-noise ratio, reducing again the mean acquisition time. Some examples of application to the detection of 3G communication signals in typical mobile scenarios are provided and we have verified the effectiveness of the analyzed spatio-temporal two-dwell procedures. The presented technique seems to constitute a promising tool for analytic setting of near optimum spatio-temporal acquisition testing procedures based on serial search/veri-fication modes.