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Anti - follower jamming analysis of multi - sequence frequency hopping in AWGN channel
Author(s) -
Yaobei Wang,
Houde Quan,
Hairong Sun,
Cui Pei-zhang
Publication year - 2019
Publication title -
iop conference series. materials science and engineering
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
eISSN - 1757-899X
pISSN - 1757-8981
DOI - 10.1088/1757-899x/563/4/042047
Subject(s) - frequency hopping spread spectrum , jamming , additive white gaussian noise , frequency band , frequency agility , variable range hopping , sequence (biology) , computer science , channel (broadcasting) , electronic engineering , telecommunications , mathematics , physics , engineering , electrical engineering , bandwidth (computing) , radar , condensed matter physics , genetics , biology , electrical resistivity and conductivity
The modulated signals sent by conventional frequency-hopping systems are easily affected by follower jamming. Multi-sequence frequency-hopping is a frequency hopping communication system that uses channels to represent messages. It has good anti-follower jamming performance.Compared with differential frequency hopping, which uses user data to determine the transmission frequency, increasing frequency hopping sequence as a constraint can better suppress out-of-band jamming. In order to further study the effect of multi-sequence frequency hopping under follower jamming, a new multi-sequence frequency hopping transmission model under AWGN channel is established, the principle of multi-sequence frequency hopping anti-jamming was analyzed, and the performance of multi-sequence frequency hopping under follower jamming with different parameters is studied. The oretical analysis and simulation results show that multi-sequence frequency hopping can gain about 2.47-2.7dB when the SNR is 13.35dB and the BER requirement is 10^(-4), compared with the conventional frequency hopping.

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