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Each is roughly of the form BitXor[u[t], s[t]] Sin[ ω t] , where u[t] is a pseudonoise (PN) sequence generated by a linear feedback shift register (LFSR) (see page 1084 ); the idea is that by using a different PN sequence for each signal the corresponding s[t] can be recovered even if thousands are superimposed.
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