Questions tagged [spread-spectrum]
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Spread Spectrum (CDMA) signal phase noise measurement
A CDMA signal is considered for this application.
I would like to have an information on the generated signal oscillator's quality using a phase noise measure. If the signal was a pure carrier, it ...
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What's the effect of spread spectrum on frequency- selective channel
In brief, we consider the channel as frequency-selective channel if the frequency of the signal is larger than then frequency of channel.
So, does using the spreading spectrum change the frequency-...
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Is it possible to spread signal using sum of more than one orthogonal code
I was wondering if we can spread the signal using more than one spreading code. Assume we have the Walsh code used to spread the transmitted signal, the Walsh code is, for example, gotten based on ...
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Is it possible to use MRC with DS-CDMA-MIMO [closed]
I'm wondering how to use the Maximum Ratio Combining with MIMO-DS-CDMA, I have used the MIMO with DS-CDMA using Walsh code, then at receiver I couldn't recover the transmit signal using the MRC. here ...
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Simulate capture effect in Matlab with LoRa modulation
I have a Matlab code to generate a LoRa signal modulation and demodulation. Now I would like to simulate a capture effect with 2 signals of slighly different powers. I need some help on how to proceed ...
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How to Extract frequency bands from Short-time Fourier Transform?
I am reproducing the results reported by the author in a research paper. In which he takes the STFT of EEG signals. The input data has a shape of (1 X500) and I used Scipy library built-in function to ...
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Using Spreading spectral with Maximal likelihood
As asked here, HERE if we have the signal
x =
[0.7 + 0.7i;
0.7 - 0.7i;
-0.7 + 0.7i;
-0.7 -0.7i];
Which was spread over code ...
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Using MIMO with DS-CDMA and spread spectrum
I have a question about using MIMO with DS-CDMA. suppose we are using 4 TX antennas, and 4 RX antennas, then the Reyleigh ...
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How can I spread a modulated signal over walsh code
I need to confirm if spreading signal by using walsh code in MATLAB is right or no,
Suppose I'm using QAM modulation, so I need to spread the signal over walsh code, is the below step is right:
<...
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About using Walsh matrix as spreading sequence
I'm asking about some details about using the Walsh matrix as spreading sequence code. For example, suppose I'm using a $4\times 4$ Walsh matrix given by
$$H = \begin{pmatrix}
1 & 1 & 1 & ...
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What is the duration of the spreading sequence
I have a question regarding the spreading sequence duration using Walsh matrix. I've read a paper related to that, they consider the signal $S = R(S) + I(S)$, where $R(S), I(S)$ are the real and ...
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How to solve signal MFSK or FHSS question (received signal+ noise+jamming)
I'm trying to solve the following:
\begin{equation}
A \cos(2\pi f t + \theta_1) + B \cos(2\pi f t + \theta_2) = D\cos(?f?\theta)
\end{equation}
I just need to know the correct value of D, the value ...
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Frequency Hopping Spread Spectrum Synchronization Methods
Frequency-hopping spread spectrum waveforms change the carrier frequency at some interval.
I can see if the frequency is constant for the duration of an entire packet, the pilot symbols could be used ...
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Rate in CDMA setup
I am working on a CDMA system with only 4 chips/symbol. I want to use $R=\frac{1}{2}log_2(1+SNR)$ chips/channel use to calculate what $SNR$ I require to successfully receive a given transmission. In ...
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How to reconcile “bandwidth” in the Shannon-Hartley Theorem with a spread-spectrum principle
I'm trying to understand something about channel "bandwidth" $B$ in the Shannon-Hartley Theorem: $$C = B \log_2 \left( 1 + \dfrac{S}{N} \right) $$
Suppose I have a bitstream encoded as a signal that ...
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Use of pseudo-random binary sequence (Gold, Kasami, etc.) in frequency hopped code-division multiple access (FH/CDMA)
I have a clear idea of how a PN-sequence is used in a Direct Sequence Code-Division Multiple Access(DS-CDMA) system with BPSK. In such a system, a different pn-sequence is assigned to each user and ...
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Conversion between Eb/N0 and SNR in spread-spectrum modulation like LoRa CSS?
This question is somewhat related to the one asked here: How is multiplexing achieved in spread-spectrum modulations like CSS?
I am looking at the bit error rate (BER) performance of communication ...
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Recovering DSSS signal from below noise Floor
I want to understand what actually happens in the direct sequence spread spectrum demodulator ? Why is it said that the signal is recovered from below the noise floor ? Can someone please explain the ...
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Why are Gold codes and Kasami codes used instead of pure m-sequences?
I'm trying to understand why Gold codes and Kasami codes are used instead of pure m-sequences, in direct-sequence spread-spectrum (DSSS) communication systems, to prevent interference between multiple ...
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What kind of signal modulation is more resistant to jamming?
I've understood that spread-spectrum type of modulations are more resistant to narrow band jamming, for obvious reasons. What is less obvious is why someone would try to jam for example a cellular ...
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Is there an asymmetric crypto analog to direct sequence spread spectrum?
In section 12.1.1.2 of Digital Communications: Fundamentals and Applications, Bernard Sklar makes this claim about spread spectrum signals:
Therefore, not only can the spread-spectrum signal be ...
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How does the PSK demodulator differentiates one carrier from the other in CDMA
I'm trying to understand the way in which CDMA works. Once the transmitter bit sequence is spread it is modulated for instance using a PSK modulator. Lets assume BPSK is used. I'm particularly ...
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Is there any Spread Spectrum system that uses Rake with cyclic Prefix?
My question is that could the use of cyclic prefix can enhance the performance of Rake receiver ?
I find this proposal here CP for DSSS Rake Receiver that seems correct.
Without CP, ISI emerges and ...
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Time and frequency domain spreading in CDMA and MC-CDMA?
For time domain CDMA transmitter, how the spreading sequences should look like? Is it necessary to be from $\{ -1,+1\}$ like PN sequences ? How will the codes be in frequency domain?
I am confused in ...
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Can i use frequency hopping spread spectrum technique for audio steganography?
I have been trying to use spread spectrum technique for audio steganography. I read a lot about it.But i didn't find any information about the steganography scheme using FHSS(frequency hopping spread ...
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How is multiplexing achieved in spread-spectrum modulations like CSS?
I understand why it doesn't interfere with narrowband communication systems but how do different clients communicate in a system like LoRa. Is it time orthogonality like TDM?
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Spreading sequence and equalization based on a paper
I am having difficulty in understanding how the Authors in this paper, An EM based method for semi blind identification of linear systems driven by Chaotic signals
have used the expressions derived ...
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Minimum Output Samples needed to crack a “Gold Code” Generator (Dual LFSR)
Please preface your answer with spoiler notation by typing the following two characters first ">!"
Below is an implementation of a "Gold Code" Generator formed by adding (in $GF(2)$) the outputs from ...
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What exactly happens with Spread Spectrum Modulation
With regard to DSSS and CDMA(DS), what does it mean to spread a signal over a spectrum of frequencies in terms of individual frequencies? Is it about sending the same signal redundantly on multiple ...
