Analysis of the jamming method for high frequency M-dimensional orthogonal modulated signals
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Abstract
In order to disturb the M-dimensional orthogonal modulated signal effectively, the link layer coding in M-dimensional orthogonal modulated signal is studied. A Walsh-coding jamming signal is proposed to jam M-dimensional orthogonal modulated signals with Walsh modulation. The simulation results show that the interference signal with the same parameters of the target M-dimensional modulation signal performs best.
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