An interesting discussion on CDMA and other advanced interconnects, such as
frequency division multiple access (FDMA), was presented by Chang [31]. FDMA
interconnects allow sharing of bus lines by assigning different data fl ows to differ-
ent frequency channels. Data fl ows assigned to different frequency channels can
communicate concurrently with virtually no interference, provided that undesired
frequency channels are fi ltered out at the destination. The FDMA and CDMA can
also be combined into a hybrid multi-carrier CDMA scheme, where concurrent
data fl ows are possible by assigning appropriate codes and frequencies to each
data fl ow pair ...
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