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Partial-band jammer suppression in FFH spread-spectrum system using FFT

Teh et al., 1999

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12448223972262754387
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Teh K
Kot A
Li K
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IEEE transactions on vehicular technology

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This paper presents the performance evaluation of partial-band jammer suppression using fast Fourier transform (FFT) as an alternative in a fast frequency-hopped spread-spectrum (FFH/SS) communication system. The FFH/SS system employs a clipper to restrict the effect …
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