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BeamCraft: Deep Reinforcement Learning-DrivenMulti-Objective Beamforming for ISAC
Dao DN, Miao Y.
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Spread-spectrum communications
IEEE Potentials, 1993The characteristics of spread-spectrum systems that account for their growing use are examined. They offer low probability of intercept, signal hiding, and jammer rejection. Spread spectrum also provides a measure of immunity to multipath interference and multiple access capability, making it ideal for radar, telephone, local area networks, and many ...
D. Campana, P. Quinn
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Spread-spectrum communication techniques
Electronics & Communication Engineering Journal, 1994Spread-spectrum modulation can be used in a radio system to reduce the likelihood of intercept, as well as providing some protection against jamming and interference. These antijam, anti-interference and low-probability-of-intercept properties are highly desirable in secured communication systems.
T.S.D. Tsui, T.G. Clarkson
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Quantum Spread Spectrum Communication
Conference on Lasers and Electro-Optics 2010, 2010We demonstrate that spectral teleportation can coherently dilate the spectral probability amplitude of a single photon. In preserving the encoded quantum information, this variant of teleportation subsequently enables a form of quantum spread spectrum communication.
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2023
Abstract One of the first applications of the wartime and postwar informational studies of noise was the spread-spectrum technology that scrambled transmitted signals in a communication system for encryptive or antijamming purposes. These scrambled signals effectively “rode on” a noisy carrier.
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Abstract One of the first applications of the wartime and postwar informational studies of noise was the spread-spectrum technology that scrambled transmitted signals in a communication system for encryptive or antijamming purposes. These scrambled signals effectively “rode on” a noisy carrier.
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Underwater spread-spectrum communications
Oceans '97. MTS/IEEE Conference Proceedings, 2002For low data rate communications, spread spectrum techniques can be used in the underwater medium. They fight intersymbol interference caused by multipath propagation. They have to be used if the signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) is inferior to 0 dB. They are particularly interesting for anti-jamming or discretion purposes.
G. Loubet, V. Capellano, R. Filipiak
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Performance Criteria for Spread Spectrum Communications
IEEE Transactions on Communications, 1977The criteria for antijam (AJ) and anti-intercept (AI) systems are described, in terms of the appropriate action taken by the jammer or interceptor. Avoiding pseudonoise (PN) sequences which can be partially or totally predicted is a foremost criteria, especially for AJ, and use of nonlinear feedforward logic (NFFL) with long-period linear maximal ...
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Spreading codes for wireless spread spectrum communications
Proceedings of ICC/SUPERCOMM '96 - International Conference on Communications, 2002Spread spectrum techniques are often utilized when designing wireless communication systems. The success of a spread spectrum system depends greatly upon the spreading codes employed by the transmitters. In this paper, a novel approach to the generation of spreading codes is examined.
K. Hetling, G. Saulnier, P. Das
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