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    Spread spectrum encoding spreads data over a wide bandwidth to make wireless communications more robust. It has two main approaches: frequency hopping spreads a signal across a seemingly random series of frequencies, while direct sequence represents each bit with multiple bits using a spreading code. Spread spectrum provides advantages like immunity to noise and multipath distortion, ability for multiple users to share bandwidth with little interference, and ability to hide or encrypt signals.

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    Data and Computer

    Communications
    Chapter 9 Spread Spectrum

    Eighth Edition
    by William Stallings
    Lecture slides by Lawrie Brown

    Spread Spectrum
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    Spread Spectrum
    important encoding method for wireless

    communications
    analog & digital data with analog signal
    spreads data over wide bandwidth
    makes jamming and interception harder
    two approaches, both in use:

    Frequency Hopping
    Direct Sequence

    General Model of Spread


    Spectrum System

    Spread Spectrum Advantages


    immunity from

    noise and multipath

    distortion
    can hide / encrypt signals
    several users can share same higher
    bandwidth with little interference

    CDM/CDMA Mobile telephones

    Pseudorandom Numbers
    generated by a deterministic algorithm

    not actually random


    but if algorithm good, results pass reasonable
    tests of randomness

    starting from

    an initial seed
    need to know algorithm and seed to
    predict sequence
    hence only receiver can decode signal

    Frequency Hopping Spread


    Spectrum (FHSS)
    signal is broadcast over seemingly

    random series of frequencies


    receiver hops between frequencies in sync
    with transmitter
    eavesdroppers hear unintelligible blips
    jamming on one frequency affects only a
    few bits

    Frequency Hopping Example

    FHSS (Transmitter)

    Frequency Hopping Spread


    Spectrum System (Receiver)

    Slow and Fast FHSS


    commonly use multiple FSK (MFSK)
    have frequency shifted every Tc

    seconds
    duration of signal element is Ts seconds
    Slow FHSS has Tc Ts
    Fast FHSS has Tc

    < Ts
    FHSS quite resistant to noise or jamming

    with fast FHSS giving better performance

    Slow MFSK FHSS

    Fast MFSK FHSS

    Direct Sequence Spread


    Spectrum (DSSS)
    each bit is represented by multiple bits

    using a spreading code


    this spreads signal across a wider
    frequency band
    has performance similar to FHSS

    Direct Sequence Spread


    Spectrum Example

    Direct Sequence Spread


    Spectrum System

    DSSS Example Using BPSK

    Approximate
    Spectrum of
    DSSS Signal

    Code Division Multiple


    Access (CDMA)
    a multiplexing technique used with spread

    spectrum
    given a data signal rate D
    break each bit into k chips according to a
    fixed chipping code specific to each user
    resulting new channel has chip data rate
    kD chips per second
    can have multiple channels superimposed

    CDMA Example

    CDMA for DSSS

    Summary
    looked at use of spread spectrum

    techniques:
    FHSS
    DSSS
    CDMA

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