A Simple Construction of Almost Perfect Quinary ASK and QAM Sequences
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Abstract
In this paper, we give a simple construction of almost perfect quinary sequences for quinary amplitude shift keying (ASK) modulation schemes in digital communication, and using those almost perfect quinary sequences, we derive almost perfect quinary sequences for quinary quadrature amplitude modulation with a correlation receiver. Those sequences are constructed from the sequences with the two-tuple balance property over a finite field with elements where the field elements are presented in a symmetric way.
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