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No time to demodulate-fast physical layer verification of friendly jamming

Shen et al., 2015

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8025480871546644167
Author
Shen W
Liu Y
He X
Dai H
Ning P
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MILCOM 2015-2015 IEEE Military Communications Conference

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Jamming attacks are well-known threats to wireless communications, but on the other hand they provide insights for researchers to design novel approaches to protect wireless communications. In recent years, friendly jamming is used by a number of research works to …
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