An influence of intentional jamming signals on DSP based demodulators

The resistance of different types of digital radio signals to certain interferences and jamming signals is essential from military point of view. An experimental method was chosen to take into consideration influence of all factors and elements to achieve more accurate results. This paper presents r...

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Main Author: Lopatka, J.
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Demodulation
Digital signal processing
Filters
Frequency shift keying
Frequency synchronization
Jamming
Laboratories
Military communication
Phase locked loops
Phase shift keying
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