Abstract :
A (v,k,1) optical orthogonal code (OOC), or briefly a (v, k, 1)-OOC, C, is a family of (0,1) sequences of length v and weight k satisfying the following two properties: 1) Σ0≤t≤v-1xtxt+i≤1 for any x=(x0x1,...,xv-1)∈C and any integer i≠0 (mod v); 2) Σ0≤t≤v-1xtyt+i≤1 for any x=(x0x1,...,xv-1)∈C, y=(y0y1,...,yv-1)∈C with x≠y, and any integer i, where the subscripts are reduced modulo v. A (v, k,1)-OOC is optimal if it contains └(v-1)/k(k-1)┘ codewords. In this note, we establish that there exists an optimal (3s5v, 5,1)-OOC for any nonnegative integer s whenever visa product of primes congruent to 1 modulo 4. This improves the known existence results concerning optimal OOCs.
Keywords :
code division multiple access; codes; matrix algebra; optical communication; (v, k, 1)-OOC; CDMA; cyclic packing; difference matrix; fiber-optic code-division multiple-access; optical orthogonal code; Autocorrelation; Delta modulation; Educational programs; Mathematics; Multiaccess communication; Multimedia systems; Optical fiber LAN; $g$-regular; Cyclic packing; DM; OOC; difference matrix; optical orthogonal code; optimal;