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could anyone please explain the difference between channelization and scrambling code in WCDMA

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As the name indicates, channelization code is used to distinguish channels (each by a CDMA code). Roughly speaking, it distinguish users.

Scarable code is ususally used to distinguish different sectors or basestations and it is impleneted on top of channelization codes.
 

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Thank you for your reply but there is a problem in this,
actually in uplink different users at BS are separated by scrambling code and in downlink different users are separated by channelization code.

why is this difference ..

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in downlink , channelisation codes are used to distinguish different channels from same basestation ,while scrambling codes distinguish different basestations


in uplink , scrambling codes distinguish different users (mobiles) while channelization codes distinguish different channels from same mobile (like video call , data , and control at the same time from same mobile station )
 
Dear changfa and Ahmed_Nasr,

Thank you very much for your explainations.

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