Spread Spectrum Systems for GNSS and Wireless Communications, Volume 45Look to this cutting-edge resource for a modern treatment of spread spectrum (SS) communications, including direct sequence and frequency hopping. The book helps you understand the performance of SS systems under the influence of jamming and with and without coding. You find details on the synchronization of SS systems, including initial acquisition and tracking. The book discusses correlation loss to help you determine the impact of filters on the correlation process. Moreover, for the first time in any book, you find details on code acquisition and code tracking with channel filtering. |
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Contents
An Introduction to Spread Spectrum Systems | 1 |
FrequencyHopping Signals | 7 |
Binary Shift Register Codes for Spread Spectrum Systems | 63 |
Copyright | |
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Common terms and phrases
antenna assumed autocorrelation function bandpass filter bandwidth base station baseband binary bit error rate BPSK CDMA cell chip rate code acquisition code word code-tracking loop coded bits coherent Communications complex envelope component consider convolutional code correlation Costas loop data modulation decoding defined delay demodulator denotes despread detection diagram direct sequence duration encoder equation estimate evaluated example follows frequency-hopped given Gold codes IEEE Trans illustrates input integration interference interleaver jammer jamming linear lock detector matched filter matrix MFSK multipath multiple access narrowband noise spectral density noise terms noncoherent Note obtained optimum OQPSK output parameter path loss performance phase PN code polynomial power spectral density pulse QPSK ratio received signal result shift register shown in Figure signal power spread spectrum Spread Spectrum Systems statistically independent symbol synchronization thermal noise threshold transfer function transmitted turbo code zero