The performance of the optimal and adaptive interference suppression filters in pseudonoise spread-spectrum systems has been determined by simulation. The performance index is the factor which represents the improvement in the signal-to-noise ratio due to the use of the interference suppression filter. The simulations include the linear M-step prediction and interpolation filters and some of the best-known iterative and time-recursive algorithms (least-mean square, Burg, and Kalman algorithms)
The energy and spectral advantages of signals with phase-shift keying predetermined their widespread...
It is already known that the performance of narrowband interference adaptive filtering in DS spread ...
The output signal to noise ratio of adaptive antenna processing is limited by the value of the produ...
The performance of the optimal and adaptive interference suppression filters in pseudonoise spread-s...
Approved for public release; distribution unlimited Pref ace In January 1982, Capt. Gary Pennett pro...
For a communications system to be considered a spread-spectrum system, it is necessary that the tran...
International Telemetering Conference Proceedings / October 13-15, 1981 / Bahia Hotel, San Diego, Ca...
This report presents a novel Kalman filtering approach to the suppression of narrowband interference...
It has been shown that the narrowband (NB) interference suppression capability of a direct sequence ...
This technical note presents a Kalman filtering approach that is used for filtering narrow-band inte...
The capacity of Direct Sequence Spread-Spectrum (DSSS) modulation to reject narrow-band interference...
Abstract: The conventional approaches to enhance the narrow-band interference of spread spectrum sys...
By comparison to conventional communication systems, spread-spectrum systems are known to be less af...
The narrow band interference suppression performance of adaptive 2nd-order IIR, 3-coefficient-FIR an...
The suppression of narrow-band interference has long been a concern in Direct-Sequence Spread Spectr...
The energy and spectral advantages of signals with phase-shift keying predetermined their widespread...
It is already known that the performance of narrowband interference adaptive filtering in DS spread ...
The output signal to noise ratio of adaptive antenna processing is limited by the value of the produ...
The performance of the optimal and adaptive interference suppression filters in pseudonoise spread-s...
Approved for public release; distribution unlimited Pref ace In January 1982, Capt. Gary Pennett pro...
For a communications system to be considered a spread-spectrum system, it is necessary that the tran...
International Telemetering Conference Proceedings / October 13-15, 1981 / Bahia Hotel, San Diego, Ca...
This report presents a novel Kalman filtering approach to the suppression of narrowband interference...
It has been shown that the narrowband (NB) interference suppression capability of a direct sequence ...
This technical note presents a Kalman filtering approach that is used for filtering narrow-band inte...
The capacity of Direct Sequence Spread-Spectrum (DSSS) modulation to reject narrow-band interference...
Abstract: The conventional approaches to enhance the narrow-band interference of spread spectrum sys...
By comparison to conventional communication systems, spread-spectrum systems are known to be less af...
The narrow band interference suppression performance of adaptive 2nd-order IIR, 3-coefficient-FIR an...
The suppression of narrow-band interference has long been a concern in Direct-Sequence Spread Spectr...
The energy and spectral advantages of signals with phase-shift keying predetermined their widespread...
It is already known that the performance of narrowband interference adaptive filtering in DS spread ...
The output signal to noise ratio of adaptive antenna processing is limited by the value of the produ...