Fundamentals of spread spectrum modulation [electronic resource] / / Roger E. Ziemer.

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Ziemer, Rodger E

Material type: Text

TextSeries: Synthesis lectures on communications ; #3.Publication details: San Rafael, Calif (1537 Fourth Street, San Rafael, CA 94901 USA) :: Morgan & Claypool Publishers,, 2007Edition: 1st edDescription: 1 electronic text (v, 79 p. : ill.) : digital fileISBN:

159829265X (electronic bk.)
1598292641 (pbk.)
9781598292640 (pbk.)

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Synthesis digital library of engineering and computer science.

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621.3845 22

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TK5103.45 .Z544 2007

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Contents:

Introduction -- Review of basic digital modulation techniques -- Types of spread spectrum modulation -- Spreading codes -- Code acquisition and tracking -- Performance of spread spectrum systems operating in jamming - no coding -- Performance of spread spectrum systems operating in jamming with forward error correction coding -- Performance in multiple user environments -- Summary -- References.

Summary: This lecture covers the fundamentals of spread spectrum modulation, which can be defined as any modulation technique that requires a transmission bandwidth much greater than the modulating signal bandwidth, independently of the bandwidth of the modulating signal. After reviewing basic digital modulation techniques, the principal forms of spread spectrum modulation are described. One of the most important components of a spread spectrum system is the spreading code, and several types and their characteristics are described. The most essential operation required at the receiver in a spread spectrum system is the code synchronization, which is usually broken down into the operations of acquisition and tracking. Means for performing these operations are discussed next. Finally, the performance of spread spectrum systems is of fundamental interest and the effect of jamming is considered, both without and with the use of forward error correction coding. The presentation ends with consideration of spread spectrum systems in the presence of other users.

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This lecture covers the fundamentals of spread spectrum modulation, which can be defined as any modulation technique that requires a transmission bandwidth much greater than the modulating signal bandwidth, independently of the bandwidth of the modulating signal. After reviewing basic digital modulation techniques, the principal forms of spread spectrum modulation are described. One of the most important components of a spread spectrum system is the spreading code, and several types and their characteristics are described. The most essential operation required at the receiver in a spread spectrum system is the code synchronization, which is usually broken down into the operations of acquisition and tracking. Means for performing these operations are discussed next. Finally, the performance of spread spectrum systems is of fundamental interest and the effect of jamming is considered, both without and with the use of forward error correction coding. The presentation ends with consideration of spread spectrum systems in the presence of other users.

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