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    Jayoti Vidyapeeth Women's University

    Bachelor of Computer Application


    Department of Science and Technology
    Faculty of Education and Methodology

    Presented By : Ekta Tewatia


    Jv-u/22/6015
    Program Outcomes
    • Software Skills
    • Problem Solving
    • Fundamental Knowledge of Computer
    • Design and Development
    • Understand IT System
    CDMA
    Code
    Division
    Multiple
    Access
    Course Outcomes
    • Understanding CDMA Principles
    • System Design
    • Emerging Trends
    • Signal Transmission
    • Applications of CDMA
    Content
    • Introduction to CDMA
    • Features
    • Working of CDMA
    • Advantages & Disadvantages
    • Application
    • Future of CDMA
    • conclusion
    CDMA

    CDMA stands for Code Division Multiple


    Access, a channel access method used in
    telecommunications and mobile computing.
    It enables multiple users to share the same
    frequency band by assigning unique codes
    to each communication signal, which helps
    distinguish them from one another
    Working of
    CDMA
    Advantages of CDMA

    Improved Capacity Enhanced Security


    CDMA allows more users to The use of spread spectrum
    share the same frequency and unique codes makes
    band, resulting in greater CDMA inherently more
    network capacity and secure against
    efficiency. eavesdropping and
    interference.

    Reduced Interference
    CDMA's spread spectrum technique minimizes interference
    between users, providing a more stable and reliable
    connection.
    Disadvantages of CDMA
    Complexity
    1 CDMA technology requires advanced signal processing and equipment, adding to its
    complexity.

    Power Consumption
    2 CDMA's spread spectrum techniques can consume more
    power compared to other technologies.

    Limited Bandwidth
    3 As the number of users increases, the available
    bandwidth can become a limiting factor for CDMA
    networks.
    Application of CDMA
    1 Mobile Networks

    2 Satellite Communications

    3 Wireless LANs

    4 Mobile Communication

    5 IoT (Internet of Things)


    The Future of CDMA
    5G Integration
    CDMA principles are being adapted and incorporated
    into 5G networks, enhancing their performance and
    capabilities.

    IoT Applications
    CDMA's robust and reliable features make it suitable for
    supporting a wide range of internet of things (IoT)
    devices.

    Advanced Signal Processing


    Ongoing research and development are focusing on
    improving signal processing techniques for even better
    performance and efficiency.
    Conclusion
    CDMA was a groundbreaking technology
    that shaped the development of
    wireless communications. Its relevance
    has diminished, but its legacy persists in
    the foundations of modern
    communication standards.
    In short: CDMA is fading out but its
    concepts remain important in shaping
    modern wireless communication
    technologies.
    THANK YOU

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