Spread spectrum communication

Author: Cha Guangming, Xiong Xianzuo
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Publish Date: 2004-11-01
Features: This book is a unified textbook for electronic engineering majors in higher education institutions. It is divided into seven chapters. Chapter 1 establishes the physical concepts and mathematical models of spread spectrum and frequency-hopping systems, analyzing anti-interference performance (including interference, multi-path interference, multi-access interference, etc.); Chapter 2 describes the generation techniques and characteristics of various spread spectrum signals (DS, FH, FH/DS, DS/TH, etc.); Chapter 3 studies spread spectrum coding theory and technology; Chapters 4 and 5 discuss the despreading and demodulation techniques and synchronization technology for various spread spectrum (frequency-hopping) signals; Chapter 6 covers the basic theory and technology of adaptive antennas and adaptive interference suppression filters and their applications in spread spectrum communication; Chapter 7 explains the applications of spread spectrum technology in radar, navigation, ranging, medical devices, and mine tunnel communication. The content of the book is novel and reflects the recent developments in this field. The book is concise and clear, making it suitable as a textbook for senior students in radio technology, communication, and radar-related fields in higher education institutions. It can also be referenced by technical personnel in factories, research institutions, and military agencies.