is creating a new impetus for selective and sensitive base-station receivers. One consequence of high selectivity is phase dispersion, which critically affects the operation of a phase-modulated communications system. If phase equalization is not used, increasing selectivity will eventually compromise the performance of a receiver. These performance limitations are examined in a coherent and noncoherent direct-sequence spreadspectrum system.

TWC-2007-03-0907-The Effect of a Selective Receiver on CDMA.pdf

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