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DTIC ADA120673: A Four-Phase Modulation System for Use with an Adap...
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This report discusses the use of four-phase modulation in
a communication system with an adaptive array. A system
is described that provides protection against both
conventional (i.e., noise and cw) and smart (in
particular, repeat) jamming with rapid acquisition of the
signal at the receiver. This report first discusses four-
phase modulation techniques and how they can be used with
an adaptive array. Reference signal generation for the
LMS adaptive array is discussed for these modulation
techniques. A communication system is then described that
uses one of these modulation techniques. The four-phase
signal consists of two orthogonal biphase signals. One
signal contains a short code for rapid acquisition. The
other contains a long code for protection against smart
jammers. A several step signal acquisition technique is
also described for the system. The short code timing is
first acquired by a sliding correlation method. With the
short code used in reference signal generation, the long
code timing is rapidly acquired by the Rapid Acquisition
by Sequential Estimation method. The long code is then
used in reference signal generation.
Date Published: 2018-01-07 11:11:54
Identifier: DTIC_ADA120673
Item Size: 154956714
Language: english
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