A new frequency hopped spread spectrum system is introduced. The frequency hopped signal is a combination of multi frequency and multi phase signals and is referred to as Frequency Hopped/Joint Frequency-Phase Modulation (FH/JFPM). A noncoherent receiver for the FH/JFPM signals is introduced and an exact expression for the bit error rate is obtained. A performance analysis of this system is given in the presence of broadband and partial-band noise jamming. The optimal jamming strategy is evaluated. The results show that under these jamming conditions the FH/JFPM perform better than the FH/M-ary DPSK and FH/M-ary FSK systems. It is also shown that for a given channel bandwidth and data rate, the FH/JFPM system has more processing gain than its FSK or DPSK counterparts.
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Ibrahim GHAREEB, Abbas YONGAÇOLU, "Performance Evaluation of Slow-Frequency Hopped/Joint Frequency-Phase Modulation in Broadband and Partial-Band Noise Jamming" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Communications,
vol. E77-B, no. 7, pp. 891-899, July 1994, doi: .
Abstract: A new frequency hopped spread spectrum system is introduced. The frequency hopped signal is a combination of multi frequency and multi phase signals and is referred to as Frequency Hopped/Joint Frequency-Phase Modulation (FH/JFPM). A noncoherent receiver for the FH/JFPM signals is introduced and an exact expression for the bit error rate is obtained. A performance analysis of this system is given in the presence of broadband and partial-band noise jamming. The optimal jamming strategy is evaluated. The results show that under these jamming conditions the FH/JFPM perform better than the FH/M-ary DPSK and FH/M-ary FSK systems. It is also shown that for a given channel bandwidth and data rate, the FH/JFPM system has more processing gain than its FSK or DPSK counterparts.
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