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Pulse interval modulation-dual header (PIM-DH)

@inproceedings{Aldibbiat1999PulseIM,
  title={Pulse interval modulation-dual header (PIM-DH)},
  author={N. M. Aldibbiat and Zabih Ghassemlooy and Reza Saatchi},
  year={1999}
}
This paper introduces digital pulse interval modulation with dual header, a new form of digital pulse time modulation scheme offering increase transmission capacity, requiring less transmission bandwidth, and it has built-in frame and slot synchronisation capability. Theoretical expressions are describing the code characteristics and showing the advantages of this new scheme. Matlab is used to simulate the proposed scheme and a selection of waveforms are also presented. 
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