Different codes share the total power of the system.

That is, the capacity of

the CDMA system is restricted by system power. Therefore, power usage
must be strictly controlled.
Strong anti-interference capability. C/I: > -8 dB
The capacity is not fixed (soft capacity), closely related to user distribution,
service type, and interference.
Users interfere with each other. They must be well controlled.
Provided with the traffic-adaptive capability: able to automatically adjust the
speech rate so that the system can balance between the coverage, capacity,
and speech quality
High-speed data service: Turbo code
QPSK, 16QAM (HSDPA)
Fast power control (1500 Hz): used to restrain fading
Transmit diversity
Space diversity and polarization diversity
Frequency diversity: rake receiver.
Frequency number = Frequency x 5
Central frequency number of uplink: 96129888
Central frequency number of downlink: 1056210838
The CDMA system can distinguish signals from multiple paths through the
rake receiver. Then, the in-phase signals are superimposed after phase
correction. This can ensure the maximum reception efficiency and effectively
resist the impact of multipath fading.
The common methods to reduce the impact of fast fading on radio
communication include space diversity, frequency diversity, and time
diversity.
The spectrum utilization is low when the uplink and downlink services (mainly
the data services) are asymmetrical.