2010 International Conference on Microwave and Millimeter Wave Technology 2010
DOI: 10.1109/icmmt.2010.5524961
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Design and performance analysis of frequency hopping sequences with given minimum gap

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“…However, if the adjacent time slots of the FHS are greater than a given value. Such an FHS is called wide-gap FHS (WGFHS) [19], [20]. In this way, even if it is subject to strong single frequency interference, it will only lose information in one time slot, but not in several consecutive time slots.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, if the adjacent time slots of the FHS are greater than a given value. Such an FHS is called wide-gap FHS (WGFHS) [19], [20]. In this way, even if it is subject to strong single frequency interference, it will only lose information in one time slot, but not in several consecutive time slots.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Such as the urgent need to improve spectrum utilization of the communication system, the urgent need to enhance the network capacity of the system, and the urgent need to improve the system of comprehensive antiinterference ability. In order to alleviate the dilemma caused by the above problems to people's increasing demand for wireless access, the wide-gap frequency-hopping sequence (WGFHS) was proposed [29], [34]. The basic idea is that if the spectrum span of the adjacent frequency of a user is large enough, even if a certain frequency hopping signal falls into the interference frequency band, the adjacent frequency hopping signal will not be interfered, and the interfered information can be recovered by coding.…”
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“…Under the guidance of theoretical bound, many FHS sets with excellent properties are created by using various algebraic or combinatorial tools (e.g., see [5][6][7]). Among them, the wide-gap frequency-hopping sequences (WGFHSs) have distinctive characteristics, that is, their neighbouring FH gaps are wide enough [6,7].…”
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“…Under the guidance of theoretical bound, many FHS sets with excellent properties are created by using various algebraic or combinatorial tools (e.g., see [5][6][7]). Among them, the wide-gap frequency-hopping sequences (WGFHSs) have distinctive characteristics, that is, their neighbouring FH gaps are wide enough [6,7]. The neighbouring hop signal will not be interfered, even if a certain hop signal is in the interference band, and the interfered information could be recovered through coding.…”
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