论文信息 - The Spread Spectrum Concept

The Spread Spectrum Concept

This paper describes an idealized spread-spectrum communication system. The processing gain concept is developed as a measure of a well-designed system's robust performance against independent wide-sense stationary interference. Multipath and repeater jammer rejection, partial correlation problems, and security requirements are related to spread-spectrum code properties.

Robert A. Scholtz | R. Scholtz

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