Many properties of frequency-hopped spread-spectrum multiple access （FH/SSMA）, such as, robustness against frequency selective fading and jamming make it a preferred multiple access communication scheme. But cochann...Many properties of frequency-hopped spread-spectrum multiple access （FH/SSMA）, such as, robustness against frequency selective fading and jamming make it a preferred multiple access communication scheme. But cochannel interference （CCI） can seriously harm the system＇s performance. On the basis of the analysis of the CCI pattern of frequency hopped multiple access signal, a new multiuser detection algorithm for canceling the CCI in frequency hopped multiple access systems is proposed. In the proposed scheme, the CCI is canceled by first detecting the frequency hopping slot, and then classifying and regenerating the candidates of the interference pattern from the time-frequency matrix. Both the theoretical analysis and computer simulation results show that compared to the conventional detector and Mabuchi＇s detector, this new multiuser detector has lower complexity, better convergence stability, and is suitable for both additive white Gaussian noise （AWGN） channels and Rayleigh fading channels.展开更多
Both partial-band jamming and multitone jamming have severe effect on the acquisition of frequency-hopping （FH） signal in adverse environments. In this paper, an anti-jamming FH signal acquisition scheme based on co...Both partial-band jamming and multitone jamming have severe effect on the acquisition of frequency-hopping （FH） signal in adverse environments. In this paper, an anti-jamming FH signal acquisition scheme based on cognitive correlation process is proposed to boost the robustness of acquisition. The main idea of this scheme is to utilize a priori knowledge of FH speed and FH pattern to distinguish jamming signal from received signal. Furthermore, theoretic analysis on detection probability and false probability is given to demonstrate the robust performance of the FH signal acquisition method compared with conventional acquisition scheme without any prior information on FH speed and pattern in adverse environments.展开更多
基金the National Natural Science Foundation of China (60372055)National Doctoral Foundation of China (20030698027).
文摘Many properties of frequency-hopped spread-spectrum multiple access （FH/SSMA）, such as, robustness against frequency selective fading and jamming make it a preferred multiple access communication scheme. But cochannel interference （CCI） can seriously harm the system＇s performance. On the basis of the analysis of the CCI pattern of frequency hopped multiple access signal, a new multiuser detection algorithm for canceling the CCI in frequency hopped multiple access systems is proposed. In the proposed scheme, the CCI is canceled by first detecting the frequency hopping slot, and then classifying and regenerating the candidates of the interference pattern from the time-frequency matrix. Both the theoretical analysis and computer simulation results show that compared to the conventional detector and Mabuchi＇s detector, this new multiuser detector has lower complexity, better convergence stability, and is suitable for both additive white Gaussian noise （AWGN） channels and Rayleigh fading channels.
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China under Grant No.60502010National Fundamental Research Program China under Grant No.A1420080150
文摘Both partial-band jamming and multitone jamming have severe effect on the acquisition of frequency-hopping （FH） signal in adverse environments. In this paper, an anti-jamming FH signal acquisition scheme based on cognitive correlation process is proposed to boost the robustness of acquisition. The main idea of this scheme is to utilize a priori knowledge of FH speed and FH pattern to distinguish jamming signal from received signal. Furthermore, theoretic analysis on detection probability and false probability is given to demonstrate the robust performance of the FH signal acquisition method compared with conventional acquisition scheme without any prior information on FH speed and pattern in adverse environments.
