A simple and efficient method for using bipolar codes in noncoherent optical code-division multiple access systems is proposed. The proposed system requires only incoherent optical delay lines and direct detection receivers. Practical architectures for the encoder/decoder are given. The Letter shows that combining Gold codes of period M = 127 and Barker code of period K = 4 into composite sequences of period N = 508 allows 20 simultaneous active users for Pe = 10-9, while requiring only four nonprogrammable delay lines.
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