time hopping
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TIME-HOPPING
SPREAD SPECTRUM
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the period andduty cycleofa pulsed RF
carrier are variedin a pseudorandommanner
underthe control ofa coded sequence.
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HYBRID SYSTEM
Frequency Hopping DirectSequence
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Such schemes will typicallyemployfrequency
hopping ofthe carrier wave, while
concurrentlyusing a DS modulation technique
tomodulatethedata upon the carrier.
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To successfullyintercept such a signal you
mustfirst crack the FH code, andthen crack
the DS code. Ifyou wantto befurther secure,
youencryptyourdata stream with a very
secure crypto code beforeyoufeeditinto
your DS modulator, andemploy
cryptographically secure PN codes forthe DSand FH operations.
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Chirp Spread Spectrum
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Chirp Spread Spectrum (CSS) is a spread
spectrumtechniquethatuses wideband linear
frequencymodulated chirp pulses toencode
information.
a chirp is a sinusoidal signal whosefrequency
increases ordecreases over a certain amount
oftime.
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unlike DSSS ofFHSS in thatitdoes not add any
pseudo-randomelements tothe signal tohelpdistinguishitfrom noiseon the channel,
insteadrelying on the linear natureofthe
chirp pulse.
CSS is ideal for applications requiring low
powerusage and needing relatively low
amounts ofdata rate (1Mbits or less)
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PSEUDO-RANDOM NOISE CODE
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Maximum length sequence
1 1 -1 -1 -1 1 -1 -1 1 1 -1 1 -1 1 1
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Gold Sequences
m-sequences gave only one sequence oflength . By combining two of these
sequences, we can obtain up to 31 plus
the two m-sequences themselves,
generate 33 sequences that can be used
to spread different input messages
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Barker Code:
Barker codes,originallydevelopedforradar, are short
(13 bits or less) sequences that are normallyusedinone-shot schemes, as comparedtomostotherspreading codes whichrun continually. Barkersequences are notthe natural productoflinearfeedback shiftregisters, butrather arehard-coded.
R2: 10 (or 11)R3: 110R4: 1011 or (1001)R5: 11101R7: 1110010
R11: 11100010010R13: 1111100110101
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Hadamard-Walsh Codes